The door labels were commissioned by Carrie's Place Reconciliation Action Group to help create a more culturally safe space in their new client hub. The labels feature names in the local Wonnarua Aboriginal language; the traditional land on which Carrie’s Place office sits. The labels are made from stringy bark, a durable and beautiful timber that grows in eastern Australia
Burning Man Designs is a small business that specializes in custom-made products using laser etching and 3D printing technologies. They create coasters, cheese boards, cutting boards, serving boards, grazing boards and custom artwork burned into timber. They also make handmade skateboards and beer taps from local hardwoods.
Carrie's Place is a non-profit organization that provides crisis accommodation and support services for women and children who are experiencing domestic violence and homelessness. They also offer counselling, advocacy, education and community development programs.
The door labels were commissioned by Carrie's Place Reconciliation Action Group to help create a more culturally safe space in their new client hub. The labels feature names in the local Wonnarua Aboriginal language; the traditional land on which Carrie’s Place office sits. The labels are made from stringy bark, a durable and beautiful timber that grows in eastern Australia.
The labels were designed by Burning Man Designs using their graphic art skills and CNC and laser etching machine. They used a high-quality laser to create crisp and detailed images on the wood surface. The labels were then finished with Gilly's wax polish to protect them from moisture and dust.
The door labels are a great example of how Burning Man Designs can create unique and custom-made products for any occasion or purpose. They are also a testament to the collaboration between two local businesses that share a passion for helping their community.
If you are interested in ordering your own custom-made products from Burning Man Designs, you can visit their website at https://burningmandesigns.com.au/ or follow them on Facebook and Instagram. You can also meet them in person at various markets around the Hunter Valley.
If you want to learn more about Carrie's Place and how you can support their work, you can visit their website at https://www.carriesplace.org.au/ or follow them on Facebook and Twitter. You can also donate online or volunteer your time and skills.