Handcrafted in Tasmania. Shaped by love, timber, and time.
There’s something about holding wood that has lived a long life.
At Woodcraft Adventures, every piece begins as a quiet moment—selecting the timber, feeling its weight, noticing its grain, and imagining what it might become. From there, it’s a shared rhythm between Priscilla and Christiaan: carving, sanding, refining, and finishing—together.
What we create isn’t rushed. It can’t be.
Each animal, each utensil, each piece carries the character of the wood itself—Huon Pine with its softness and warmth, Myrtle with its depth and richness, and other Tasmanian timbers that each tell their own story. No two pieces are ever the same.
More than a product
This is not just a shop.
It’s a small workshop filled with conversation, music, and the simple joy of working with our hands. It’s about creating objects that feel good to hold, meaningful to give, and lasting enough to become part of everyday life.
Whether it’s a carved wombat resting on a shelf, or a wooden spatula used in a family kitchen, these are pieces made to be lived with.
A guided journey
We invite you into the process.
As you explore, you’ll be able to choose:
- Your timber
- The size and presence of the piece
- The feel—regular or more solid, “chunky” forms
- The finish and quality
- Optional engraving to make it truly yours
This way, what arrives in your hands isn’t just something we made—it’s something we shaped together.
Start your adventure
Take a look through our collection and see what speaks to you.
Each piece has a story.
Perhaps one of them is meant to become part of yours.
Explore the Collection
Visit our Square Website: woodcraftadventures.com
Visit Our Etsy Store: https://carvedbystory.etsy.com
See more about Woodcraft Adventures Tasmania:
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