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1. Burning Issues Gallery
Burning Issues Gallery is one of the best places in Northland to buy locally made arts and crafts and work from some of the country's...
Burning Issues Gallery is one of the best places in Northland to buy locally made arts and crafts and work from some of the country's best artisans. Look for beautifully carved pounamu (New Zealand greenstone) and bone pendants. The silver and gold jewelry and small ceramic items are perfect for tiny take-home gifts.
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2. Kerikeri Farmers' Market
If you're in Kerikeri on a Sunday, head to the market to sample and buy the best the region has to offer, from music to...
If you're in Kerikeri on a Sunday, head to the market to sample and buy the best the region has to offer, from music to fresh produce, local wines, cheeses, preserves, oils, and handmade soaps. Grab a locally roasted coffee and wander among the stalls.
Parking lot, off Hobson Ave., Kerikeri, Northland, 0230, New Zealand -
3. Makana Confections
The hand-made confections at this boutique are fabulous. Favorites include the macadamia butter toffee crunch; chocolate-coated, locally grown macadamias; and liqueur truffles. Alongside the lineup...
The hand-made confections at this boutique are fabulous. Favorites include the macadamia butter toffee crunch; chocolate-coated, locally grown macadamias; and liqueur truffles. Alongside the lineup of classic sweet treats like truffles and citrus jelly squares are some sugar-free items.
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4. Quarry Craft Co-op Shop
A cooperative of local craftspeople, including jewelers, potters, wood turners, and weavers, runs the Quarry Craft Co-op Shop. You will find unique crafts, including jewelry...
A cooperative of local craftspeople, including jewelers, potters, wood turners, and weavers, runs the Quarry Craft Co-op Shop. You will find unique crafts, including jewelry made from kauri gum. The cooperative also runs courses—some only a day long—so check the website; you might end up making your own souvenir. The co-op is also home to residential craftspeople dedicated to preserving the art of wood turning and hand-printing.
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5. Origin Art and Craft Co-op
Closed PermanentlyLocally made arts and crafts, including place mats made from local timber, stained-glass lamp shades, trinket boxes, silver jewelry, textiles and felt work, and artfully...
Locally made arts and crafts, including place mats made from local timber, stained-glass lamp shades, trinket boxes, silver jewelry, textiles and felt work, and artfully made calfskin and doeskin bags, are sold at Origin Art and Craft Co-op. It is located 450 yards south of the Kerikeri turnoff.
128 Kerikeri Rd., Kerikeri, Northland, 0230, New Zealand09-407–1133 -
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