At Pia Du Pradal, we’re working hard to fuel our platform growth, both in terms of development and collaboration. Recently, we partnered with many experienced designers to utilise their professional talents and develop products and pieces that reach new markets, both in Queensland and around the country.
At Pia Du Pradal, we’re working hard to fuel our platform growth, both in terms of development and collaboration. Recently, we partnered with some experienced designers to utilise their professional talents, developing pieces that reach new markets, both in Queensland and around the country.
While there has recently been significant publicity about this, we have been commissioning artwork from Louise Numina Napananka for over 7 years. Louise has a large social media following and we are proud to collaborate with her and have our brand associated with her work.
Bruce Tully launched Depazzi in 2002.
Depazzi is the realisation of his vision to create an international brand showcasing uniquely Australian materials, including opal which his family started mining in the 1860s.
His outlook on design was shaped by his background in the remote Australian Outback, including the innovation and skills necessary to adapt to those conditions.
Bruce was awarded a Winston Churchill Fellowship in 2003 to study design and crafting in Florence where he was able to hone his skills. He was taught by the best and relished the opportunity to study the great design houses of the world and learn what inspired the families that created them.
Depazzi jewellery and accessories are available at our Milton Studio where Bruce is happy to meet clients to discuss custom-made jewellery. All pieces are manufactured locally in the Depazzi workshop.
Pra Du Pradal is also collaborating with Catherine Baudet Art, an Australian-based brand that produces silk scarves from watercolour landscapes. This partnership will help to boost our art collection with beautiful watercolour paintings and Australian themes of unique landscapes.
Catherine Baudet is an architect and artist. She has created
a series of landscapes in watercolour which have been scanned and digitally printed onto silk to produce luxury scarves and shawls which celebrate the Australian landscape.
The designs are based on her love of the unique Australian
landscapes and her history of drawing as an architect using plan views,
sections and elevations. The scarves were created as an authentic memento of a particular place in Australia.
Find quality, handmade women’s wear at Pia du Pradal in collaboration with local artists. Call 07 3870 0744 today.
