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✨ Stall Announcement – @handmadefibrecrafts ✨

#waikouaitimarket #otagoartisanmarket

✨ Stall Announcement – Purple Sage mug sales. ✨

Check out the full stall list here:
https://www.otagoartisanmarket.com/marketdates/july2025

#waikouaitimarket #otagoartisanmarket

✨ Stall Announcement – @varga_knives ✨

Check out the full stall list here:

https://www.otagoartisanmarket.com/marketdates/july2025

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Meet the Maker: Made by Ma

June from Palmerston creates beautiful handcrafted pieces using upcycled woollen blankets and handmade felt — from cosy jackets for little ones to reversible bags and hot water bottle covers.

A lifelong knitter and

Cold days, warm fires — and an easy, eco-friendly way to get them started.

These fire starters @bellebeedesign_nz are made using repurposed beeswax wrap offcuts — waterproof, naturally scented, and designed to burn for around 14 minutes

Here’s your first look at some of the talented stallholders joining us at the Waikouaiti Artisan Market on Sunday 6th July!

We’ll be introducing each stallholder over the coming weeks, but if you’re curious, you can see the list of

We’ve just been made aware that the POWA Community News listed a market for Sunday 1st June at the Waikouaiti Events Centre.

Unfortunately, this was incorrect — we didn’t have a market scheduled, as the venue was not available for

As we start building towards our July market, we wanted to take a moment to reflect.

To mark one year of running the Waikouaiti Artisan Market, we invited our stallholders to share their honest feedback — with the option to stay anonymous so t