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• SmileCity (www.smilecity.co.nz)

  New Zealand's #1 online rewards programme, with over 125,000 members. Become a member and earn hundreds of points when you shop online with over 100 reward partners, respond to exclusive email offers from leading brands, or participate in online surveys.

• Jim Robbie Artist in Wood   (www.woodart.co.nz)

  Turning and sculpting wood into pots and other art work.

• JMD Designs   (www.jmddesigns.co.nz)

  Designer and writer of hand embroidery/needlework from the 13th to the 19th century.

• John Parker, Ceramic Artist and Theatre Designer   (www.johnparker.co.nz)

  John Parker creates ceramic artworks and objects with a stark and industrial aesthetic. He is also actively involved in set design for theatre productions, exhibitions, musicals and events.

• Julie O' Glassware   (www.julieo.co.nz)

  Handcrafted glassware in a variety of vibrant colours and designs, sold in a number of gift shops in Australia and New Zealand.

• Kaan Zamaan   (www.kaanzamaan.co.nz)

  Located in Kerikeri, exhibiting a range of cottons, silks and brocades, woven on traditional looms. The product range includes embroidered Damascus 100% cotton tablecloths, cushion covers, runners, throws, fabric and other gift ideas from Syria.

• Kaleidoscopes   (www.scopesnz.com)

  Andrew and Robyn live in Kerikeri, in the Bay of Islands, and have been creating handmade kaleidoscopes for more than 25 years.

• Kauri Bowl Gallery   (www.kaurigallery.co.nz)

  A woodcarver who creates one-off bowls from Kauri wood, as well as lamp standards, turned legs and commissioned works.

• Kay Phillips   (www.kayphillips.co.nz)

  Kay Phillips creates clay tablets which make exquisite gifts, each with intense colour, shiny surface and images inspired by New Zealand's natural environment.

• Kelvin Bradford Ceramic Artist   (www.kelvinbradford.co.nz)

  Providing unique ceramics, tableware, sculpture and designer ceramics.

• Keriblue Ceramics   (www.keriblue.co.nz)

  Produce ceramics and pottery for corporates and wholesalers. Factory shop outlet.

• Kevin Kilsby Designer Ceramics   (www.kilsby.co.nz)

  Creating a range of designer ceramics for New Zealand gardens and homes. Products are available from outlets throughout the country.

• Kiwiarts.com (www.kiwiarts.com)

  New Zealand (Aotearoa) art, crafts, music and bands portal. They also offer free email accounts, news feeds, message forums, chat rooms, email greeting cards, retail links and live streaming audio feeds.

• KiwiArtz (www.kiwiartz.co.nz)

  A gallery featuring a quality collection of New Zealand arts and crafts, including watercolor and oil paintings, sculpture, jewellery, hand blown glass, ceramics, wood, textiles, garden art, and Maori and Pacific Island art.

• Kozi Toez Moccasin Slippers   (www.kozitoez.co.nz)

  Handcrafted moccasins and slippers made from sheepskin and possum fur, along with babies' booties in possum fur.

• Lollo Kiki Designs   (www.lollokiki.co.nz)

  An art and craft gallery selling mirrors, jewellery and paintings by Toy Murchie and Kas Muller.

• Lucellan Living   (www95.pair.com/digunn/lucellan/)

  Dedicated to producing beautiful needlepoint and beadwork.

• Marama Studios   (www.marama-glass-jade.com)

  Arists creating works from glass and greenstone.

• Marilyn Rea-Menzies   (www.tapestry.co.nz)

  A wellknown New Zealand artist, based in Christchurch and working primarily in tapestry weaving. The site features an online gallery and information on exhibitions.

• Monmo Gallery   (www.monmogallery.co.nz)

  Museum quality affordable fine art and craft.

• Morris and James   (www.morrisandjames.co.nz)

  This Matakana showroom is a visual feast of colour, filled with pots, sculpture and wall art. Located just one hour north of Auckland.

• Native Woodcraft   (www.nativewoodcraft.co.nz)

  A factory that manufactures products from New Zealand timbers, ranging from hand carved Maori souvenirs to a new and innovative style of garden trellis featuring icons such as the silver fern and dragonfly.

• Nelson Market   (www.nelsonmarket.com)

  Experience the Nelson Market on Saturdays: there, you will find crafts, pottery, gifts, designer wear, woodwork, organic vegetables, breads, fruit, cheeses, gourmet foods and more.

• New Zealand Crafters (www.nzcrafters.co.nz)

  A directory of New Zealand craftspeople, with unique and original arts, crafts and products not available through retail stores.

• New Zealand Sampler   (www.newzealandsampler.co.nz)

  The New Zealand Sampler project aims to create a database of samplers in New Zealand, including those in public ownership, and tell their stories. Shop online for a range of samplers.

• Nvisions   (www.nvisions.orcon.net.nz)

  Original tableware and ceramic designs, created with distinctively New Zealand imagery and patterns.