Mariska Handmade Pet Beds and Homewares

24/09/2026

Today it's pink 💗

20/09/2026

Pure Australian wool pet beds made in Sydney, Australia.

02/06/2026

03/06/2025

Just a little note on our native flora...
In the theme artwork created by Kalkadoon woman Bree Buttenshaw, native plants − which are known for regenerating after fire and thriving through adversity − symbolise our collective strength and the possibilities of renewal.

03/06/2025

Coming soon.♻️🐑 Freshen up your furry companions beds and your home with beautiful gum tree leaves on 100% cotton fabric. Mariska pet beds and pet bed toppers are filled with bamboo and pure Australian wool for breathability and anti bacterial properties. Warm in winter and cool in summer. 💚❤️

03/06/2025

Coming soon ♻️🐑
Brighten up your furry companions bedding and your home with Australian fauna and flora designs on 100% cotton fabrics. Our Australian beautiful native wildlife. Mariska pet beds and pet bed toppers are filled with bamboo and pure Australian wool for breathability and anti bacterial properties. Warm in winter and cool in summer. 💚❤️

01/01/2025

Happy New Year! May you find inspiration from the land we walk on and the oceans that wash over us. 🙏🏼🧜🏻‍♀️🦋🌻🌿

11/12/2024

Food food for thought and change. 🌿🌏💚♻️

30/11/2024

♻️Sustainable food for thought.
There are many reasons to use less plastic, including:
Environmental impact: Plastic waste can persist in the environment for centuries, and can harm marine and terrestrial biodiversity. Plastic waste can also contribute to climate change by increasing greenhouse gas emissions.
Human health: Microplastics can enter the human body through inhalation and absorption, and accumulate in organs. Plastics also contain chemicals that can enter the body and are linked to health concerns.
Food and water safety: Plastic pollution can contaminate the food supply.
Economic impact: Plastic waste can burden economic activities.
Social injustice: Communities on the frontlines of plastic production and waste are disproportionately affected by plastic pollution.
Toxic chemicals: Plastics contain over 4,000 toxic chemicals that are considered highly hazardous to the environment.
Here are some things you can do to reduce your use of plastic: Purchase items secondhand, Borrow items before you buy them, and Support policy changes at the local and international levels.
The United Nations is developing a legally binding agreement to address plastic pollution, with a goal of ending it by the end of 2024.
Let's all use less plastics. Recycle and reuse and above all let's start using sustainable products. 🟢🌏💚♻️

06/07/2024

NAIDOC week 7th July to 14th July 2024
'Keep the Fire Burning'
Get involved! Read about indigenous culture, explore indigenous events in your area, and support your indigenous community in any way you can. Share stories, listen, and learn.