Whispers of the Wild — Where the Red Tails Roam and Guardians of the Canopy — honours the endangered Forest Red-tailed Black Cockatoo and the native food sources that sustain them: gum nuts, banksia and flowering eucalyptus. Using Southern Ice porcelain, native seed pod impressions, underglaze and sgraffito, each vessel becomes a quiet homage to the birds’ resilience and the canopy they protect. These works are both celebration and call to action — a reminder of what is at stake in our disappearing bushland.

Guardians of the Canopy – 1

$1,650
Dimensions: 34 cm (h) × 21 cm (w)
A striking vessel portraying male and female cockatoos perched among bold red flowering gum. Glossy black feathers offset vibrant blooms, a tribute to resilience in WA’s vanishing canopies.

Guardians of the Canopy – 2

$1,450
Dimensions: 27 cm (h) × 17 cm (w)
Featuring glossy black cockatoos among red flowering gum, one bird holds a gum nut in quiet offering — a symbol of care and reciprocity.

Guardians of the Canopy – 3

$1,450
Dimensions: 27 cm (h) × 18 cm (w)
A gum nut–shaped vessel resting on its side with a female cockatoo and ficifolia. Includes loose white porcelain seed pods, imprinted and housed inside.

Sculptural Seed Pods — $220 (set of 3–4)
Handcrafted from Southern Ice porcelain, these sculptural seed pods are designed to sit nestled inside the vessel or displayed alongside it. Each piece is imprinted with native seed pod textures and finished with subtle gloss highlights, echoing the natural forms the Forest Red-tailed Black Cockatoos depend on.

Dimensions: 10–18 cm tall × 6–8 cm wide. Each set is unique and corresponds to the vessel it was created for.