Upcoming Events

Art Meets Nature: A Creative Workshop with @AKA.ARTWEAR & @RIVAROSSA BOTANICALS

  • Join us for a one-of-a-kind collaborative workshop where art, fashion, and nature intertwined. Hosted by Kaye from AKA.ARTWEAR and Carly from Rivarossa Botanicals, this hands on experience invites you to create two unique, wearable pieces guided by artists deeply connected to their craft.

  • Everyone will get a chance to use flowers grown in Carly’s garden to dye their very own peace silk scarf and shift gears and get bold with Kaye, learning techniques with aerosol to craft your own custom bangle that’s as expressive as you are.

  • No prior experience is necessary-just bring your creativity and curiosity! The afternoon will be rounded out with light snacks, drinks, music, and the joy of connecting with like minded makers in a warm, inspiring atmosphere.

  • If that wasn’t enough joy… get ready for an exclusive private shopping experience with AKA.ARTWEAR and Rivarossa Botanicals - a dreamy fusion of art, fashion, and botanicals. Be the first to explore their latest collections in an intimate setting designed to inspire. Limited spots, maximum magic. You don’t want to miss this!

🗓 Date: Sunday, June 29th
🕥 Time: 1:00-3:30pm
📍 Location: 374 Oxford Street, Mt Hawthorn, 6016
🎟 Cost: Early Bird Special $125
👉 Parking: Free Street Parking

  • Meet Kaye from AKA.ARTWEAR

    Kaye is a fashion designer renowned for her one-of-a-kind hand-painted wearable art. Her pieces combine art and fashion with a meaningful message. She is a leading advocate for slow fashion and sustainable design. AKA's designs are functional, comfortable, and made with the finest materials.

  • AKA.ARTWEAR X RIVAROSSA BOTANICALS

    One day. Two artists. Endless style.
    Leave with your own hand painted silk scarf and a resin bangle and more.
    Limited spots, book early. We can’t wait to see you there…this event is Unmissable;)

  • Meet Carly from Rivarossa Botanicals

    Carly is a textile artist and natural maker passionate about sustainability and slow fashion. Drawing inspiration from all the native Australian plants and her lush garden, she creates garments and prints that honour the rhythms of the Noonga seasons and celebrating conscious creativity.

*FREE EVENT

Botanical Inks & Watercolour Workshop

Hosted by Rivarossa Botanicals

🗓 Date: Saturday, July 26th
🕥 Time: 9:30-11:30am
📍 Location: Old Midland Courthouse, 49 Helena St, Midland WA 6056
🎟 Cost: FREE
👉 Drop In: Have a play with Botanical Inks & Watercolour


Join natural dye artist Carly from Rivarossa Botanicals for a hands-on creative workshop exploring the magic of plant-based colour.

Using fresh and dried flowers from Carly’s own garden, you’ll learn how to extract beautiful, natural pigments to create your own watercolours and botanical inks. We’ll also experiment with everyday household acids and alkalines—like lemon juice and bicarb soda—to see how they shift and transform colours right before your eyes.

Whether you're a beginner or just curious, this workshop is a playful, eco-friendly introduction to sustainable artmaking and nature’s vibrant palette."

Moms Who Make:

Upcycle & Indigo Dye Workshop

Hosted by Rivarossa Botanicals & Looma Collective

🗓 Date: TBA - Date coming soon!
🕥 Time: 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM (drop in when you can!)
📍 Location: TBA
🎟 Cost: $45 (50% off, Normally $90)
👉 Booking essential – limited spots available

A space for moms to connect, create, and breathe.

Join Carly from Rivarossa Botanicals and Caitlin from Looma Collective for a relaxed, hands-on morning designed just for mothers. Come as you are—messy bun, baby on hip, or solo for a moment of calm. This is your time to create, chat, and connect.

You'll be working with a beautiful natural indigo vat to:

  • 🌿 Upcycle a pre-loved garment from home

  • 🎨 Dye a Looma Collective bib to keep

  • 🤝 Meet and mingle with other like-minded moms

  • 🧒 Let your little ones enjoy simple activities nearby while you create

Whether you're full of energy or running on coffee and cuddles, we’d love to see you there.

💙 No need to stress about late arrivals—we understand mom life.
We just want you to come and enjoy a peaceful, creative morning in good company.

Yoga & Natural Dyeing Workshop – Kings Park 2025 September Festival

Natural Dyeing, Yoga & Meditation Workshop – 2 Sessions

Cost: $125 per person

Saturday, September 27th
Morning Session: 10:00–12:30
Afternoon Session: 1:00–3:30

Join us for a deeply restorative and creative experience in the heart of Kings Park this September! This special workshop is a collaboration between Olivia from Gala Yoga and Carly from Rivarossa Botanicals, blending mindfulness, movement, and natural dyeing in a serene outdoor setting.

What to Expect:
✨ Begin with a guided meditation led by Olivia, connecting with nature beneath the trees of Kings Park
✨ Carly will share insights into the textile industry and introduce you to the magic of natural dyeing
✨ Create your own naturally dyed peace silk sleep mask using flowers and leaves, a one-of-a-kind piece to take home
✨ Flow through a 45-minute yoga session with Olivia, designed to leave you feeling grounded and refreshed
✨ End the day by unveiling your beautifully dyed silk piece

This workshop is a unique opportunity to slow down, reconnect with nature, and create something truly special. Spots are limited, and these sessions book up quickly—reserve yours today!

Natural Dyeing Workshop at King's Park 2025 September Festival

Natural Dyeing Workshop – 3 Sessions

Cost: $165 per person

Sunday, September 28th
Morning Session: 10:00–12:30
Afternoon Session: 1:00–3:30

Sunday, September 29th
Morning Session: 10:00–12:30

Please note: Flower and leaf colours may vary depending on the season and availability.

Join Carly from Rivarossa Botanicals for a 2–2.5 hour hands-on workshop exploring the art of natural dyeing with native Western Australian leaves. You'll create your own one-of-a-kind peace silk scarf using eco-printing techniques, and also design a hemp/linen bookmark using dried flowers.

Learn how natural acids and alkalines (like lemon juice and bicarb soda) can change the colours of different plants and flowers, adding a fun and educational element to your creations.

We use peace silk, a cruelty-free fabric that lets silk moths complete their life cycle, aligning with our commitment to sustainability and ethical practices.

This is a chance to slow down, connect with nature, and take home a unique piece of wearable art. Spaces are limited—book now!