Pottery
Bowls, cups, serving pieces and vessels made for food, flowers and everyday use. Each piece carries the evidence of the hand that made it.
OBJECTS MADE WITH PURPOSE
DNA
Shop
Pottery and cloth made slowly, in small batches, by hands connected to the place.
THE FIRST COLLECTION
Useful things.
Living patterns.
The DNA shop will bring together hand-thrown pottery, printed fabrics and objects developed through our workshops. Some pieces will be made at DNA. Others will be created with local makers whose knowledge and materials belong to the place.
Hand-printed dhotis
Light, generous cotton cloths made to wrap, wear, travel with and live in. Printed by hand in limited runs.
Fabrics
Lengths of printed cloth, table textiles and useful pieces carrying patterns developed from nature, craft and DNA.
THE DNA DHOTI · 4.5 METRES
A quiet border.
A bold ending.
Each dhoti begins as 4.5 metres of lightweight natural cotton. A simple hand-printed border runs along the top and bottom edges. At one end, a one-metre feature panel carries the fuller pattern—the part that becomes visible through wrapping, movement and wear.
The designs are built from repeatable hand-carved stamps. They can be made by artists, guests and workshop groups at DNA, allowing every edition to be recognisable but never mechanically identical.
PRINTED BORDER4.5 M NATURAL COTTON1 M FEATURE PANELPRINTED BORDER
FOUR STARTING LANGUAGES
Patterns that belong to DNA.
The Botanicals
Leaves, seed pods, roots, fruit and water lines—drawn from the plants and landscape around DNA.
The Night Garden
A visionary rhythm of vines, serpentine movement, stars and growth, inspired by the rainforest without copying sacred Indigenous symbols.
The Knot
Continuous interlocking lines with the strength of Celtic knotwork, simplified into bold contemporary stamps.
The Living Pattern
Fingerprint contours, germinating seeds, roots and cellular forms—a visual language drawn directly from DNA.
MADE IN SMALL BATCHES
Join the first release.
The shop is being developed now. Register your interest to hear when the first pottery, fabrics and hand-printed dhotis become available.
REGISTER INTEREST