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Salamanca Craft Market

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Salamanca Craft Market

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Enjoy the sights, sounds, flavours, action and colour of one of Australia?s best outdoor markets, the Salamanca Craft Market in Hobart which highlights fine Tasmanian made, market art and craft ? hand-worked glass, innovative and unique design in Tasmanian timbers, stylish clothing, bold ceramics, antiques, collectibles, books, curios, trash or treasure? This market is one of the better places to get that true bargain on anything antique, for beautiful, quality rugs or luxurious Pashmina shawls made from the softest cashmere wool and silk. Visiting Hobart? Make sure you visit Salamanca Market!

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    Heather lye Phone (03) 62501172 (Australia)Our Studio is located at Apex Point on the beautiful Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia Located only 15 minutes from Tasmania’s Premier Historic Site – Port Arthur
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    Ian Picken – dorisandian@optusnet.com.au
    Mossbeds Road, Lachlan – Tasmania 7140, Australia
    (03) 62 614695
WEAVING: Jenny Turner started weaving in the mid-1970s at the Tasmanian Government Schoheron Textile Center. Using traditional Japanese weaving techniques, she produces large-scale weavings as hangings. In addition, she weaves elegant scarves and shawls using Tasmanian wool and natural dyes that reflect her observations of Tasmania’s natural environment. Her work can be purchased through Handmark Gallery at Salamanca Place
JEWELLER: Artist jeweller Phill Mason turned down a jewellery apprenticeship at age fifteen to pursue other interests, but was drawn back to the craft in his thirties. Today, it’s the “life experience” he gained that ignites the spark in his design. Mason is adamant that if he had accepted the apprenticeship at a young age, he might never have become the master diamond setter he is today. Having received 20 awards for his cutting edge, yet classically inspired pieces, Mason’s studio is now a popular stop for travelers wandering through Salamanca
Where ? : Hobart Salamanca PlaceWhen ? Every Saturday : 8.30am to 3.00p

  • Handmade Crafts & Art: Local Tasmanian timber products (such as Huon pine woodwork, chopping boards, and bow ties), handmade pottery, custom jewelry, leather goods, textiles, and fine art prints. 

  • Food & Drink: Tasmanian gourmet foods, fresh seafood (like lobster rolls and scallops), local cheeses, artisan spirits (gin and whisky), coffee, and street food. 

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Tue ‒ Thu: 09am ‒ 07pm
Fri ‒ Mon: 09am ‒ 05pm