Coles drops stunning homewares range in collaboration with First Nations artist Lani Balzan from just $6
Award-winning First Nations artist Lani Balzan has joined forces with Coles to launch a beautiful collection of homewares from just $6.
The 15 products in the range showcase Indigenous design while also having a special purpose that goes beyond the décor itself.
A portion of 50 cents from each product in the collection will help fund essential healthcare in remote Indigenous communities through health organisation Purple House.
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Lani Balzan's artwork features on the products. Coles
Seeing her products in Coles is a proud moment for Balzan, especially given the boost it will give to health outcomes for Indigenous people.
"As a local artist, I'm honoured to have the opportunity to partner with Coles and help bring Indigenous art into the homes of more Australians. My design represents the strength and unity that runs through Indigenous communities – every piece in this collection is infused with meaning, reflecting the stories and journeys that connect us all," she said.
"It's truly rewarding to know that each item sold will directly support Purple House and the incredible work they do in remote communities."
The stunning artwork Balzan has created for the homewares features the Gathering symbol, which represents coming together through radiating lines and circles. Native flowers and plants are scattered throughout the artwork.
Purple is the main colour featured in the designs in honour of Purple House and it is contrasted and complemented by pops of red, pink and orange.
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The Art by Lani collaboration makes for a beautiful high tea set up. Coles
Coles will match every dollar donated to Purple House, which it has already raised more than $140,000 for for since 2020 from in-store fundraising activities.
The products are in store in time for Naidoc week and will be on sale while stocks last or until July 22.
Here is a closer look at the products:
No homewares range is complete without candles. The glass candles are $12 each and have a lemon myrtle fragrance. A reed diffuser is also available for $12.
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The candles have a lemon myrtle scent. Coles
Perfect for an afternoon tea or simply adding some beauty and elegance to your cuppa, the tea pot is $18 and the cup and saucers are $15 each.
Purchase both cup and saucer designs to make a tea set. Coles
Even hydration can be extra special with these glass tumblers, which come in a two-pack for $12. A pack of four coasters is $6.
Pair the glasses with the coasters for the complete look. Coles
Like the gathering symbol at the heart of the range bring your family and friends together with a meal using the salad servers for $8 a set and the serving trays for $10 each.
Once you've finished the washing up can be done with the tea towel from the range, which is $6.
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The serving trays make perfect platters for lunch and dessert. Coles
Tote bags make shopping and everyday activities easier and this one couldn't be cuter at just $7.
The umbrella will keep you dry or shaded from the sun for $15, and you can take your coffee on the go with the stainless steel coffee cup for $15.
Those who prefer juice can try the tumbler with lid and straw for $8 and water is always a necessity making the stainless steel drink bottle a must at $15.
Take Balzan's stunning art out and about with these handy products. Coles
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