BLAK MARKETS

Fraser and Felt creates handmade homewares and decor from natural sheep wool felt. From garlands and baby mobiles to car air fresheners, trivets, Christmas decorations, and hand-burnt felt hats. Each piece is designed to add warmth, texture, and beauty to everyday spaces, whether it’s your home, office, or nursery.

Founded in 2020 during maternity leave with her eldest son, Fraser, the business began with a simple handmade garland that sparked a creative journey. Inspired by motherhood and a passion for cultural representation, Fraser and Felt also creates felt resources for Early Childhood centres to celebrate and visually share Aboriginal culture within their services.

Fraser and Felt is proud to share its handmade creations online and at select markets. The Blak Markets being a favourite place to connect with community and customers.

Marara Designs offers a beautiful range of Aboriginal-inspired artworks and handmade creations, including original paintings, prints, home decor, apparel, and custom-designed pieces. Each work shares stories of culture, connection, and community, celebrating identity and belonging through art that is deeply connected to Country and culture.

Founded by Shelby, Marara Designs began as a personal creative journey and has grown into a platform that connects people through storytelling and design. Every piece reflects the strength of community, the beauty of the land, and the importance of sharing stories passed down through generations. Proudly sharing art and culture with communities across New South Wales, Marara Designs continues to celebrate heritage and connection through meaningful, handcrafted design.

William Walker Respecting Country offers a meaningful collection of Aboriginal-designed artworks and lifestyle products including original paintings, high-quality prints, wearable art, and mugs. Each piece is inspired by Country, Culture, and connection, and is created to share the stories and spiritual wisdom of the Wahlubal people of the Bundjalung Nation.

Founded by William and his wife in 2022, the brand grew from William’s lifelong passion for painting and storytelling, passed down from his Elders and inspired by his upbringing on Country. Now in its third year, William Walker Respecting Country travels to markets and events across the region, proudly representing Wahlubal Country and sharing First Nations culture through art, conversation, and connection.

Hand sewn products by Indigenous women's sewing group. Products include headbands, scrunchies, soap pouches, bags- various sizes and styles, tablecloths, cushion covers, table runner etc.

Natural Fiber Weaving.

Aboriginal arts and craft.