If you're interested in Tasmanian craft, save time and go straight to Handmark. Its great track record in spotting, developing and showing Tasmanian artisans to the local and international market means you can be confident that what you're seeing here is investment quality.

Kevin Perkins' furniture is often to be found here, in all its sensual, natural beauty (Perkins made the furniture for the Prime Minister's office at Parliament House). There's distinctive jewellery by Natalie Holtsbaum (delicate wren silhouette brooches, for instance) and Linda van Niekerk (distinctive asymmetrical earrings). There are ceramics by Jane Bamford and many more irresistible works from the superb local creative community, all displayed in a beautiful heritage warehouse space.