About our artists
About our artists
Meet the artists
Koh Living collaborates with Australian artists to create
beautiful gifts that show your loved ones you care.
Unique artwork. Meaningful gifts.
Discover exclusive giftware from established Australian artists, each with their own meaningful story to tell.
Kathleen Buzzacott
Our Resident Artist, Kathleen Buzzacott, is of Pitjantjatjara, Western Arrernte, Scottish and English descent.
Kathleen’s Central Desert Dot Painting tells Dreamtime Stories and meaningful memories from her childhood.
From the deep, rich blues and purples of the great Finke River to the burnt reds of Kangaroos at Sunset, Kathleen’s art is a celebration of her happy Central Desert life.
Melanie Hava
As a Mamu Aboriginal woman from the Wet Tropics of Far-North Queensland, reef and rainforest have always been prevalent in Melanie Hava’s work.
Austrian architecture, fuelled by visiting her paternal family in Europe, has inspired her patterns and use of gold leaf.
What better way to tell someone you love them than a beautiful, practical gift with a meaningful story?
Anna Blatman
Melbourian Anna Blatman is well-established in spreading joy through her colourful artwork.
Anna celebrates Australian flowers, animals and landscapes through vivid colour and bold brush strokes.
Through a portion of each animal-inspired Anna Blatman sale, Koh Living is committed to raising $20,000 for The Smith Family to help Australian children living in disadvantage get the most out of their education.
Only ethical trading
Koh Living is an active member of the Indigenous Art Code and practises ethical trading of Aboriginal Art.
“Aboriginal Art is one of the best sources of economic development for Aboriginal people living in communities and it is a movement that keeps on growing” - Kathleen Buzzacott.
