Eco Art & Craft Luna Dreams Plate
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Crafted from sustainably sourced acacia wood, the Luna Dreams Plate is shaped with gentle curves and a moonlit presence, perfect for holding nature treasures, serving up imaginative feasts, or creating artful displays.
Its smooth surface and organic grain bring a touch of natural beauty to play spaces, craft tables, and seasonal displays alike. Finished with minimal, food-safe oil, it’s safe for little hands and a planet-friendly alternative to plastic trays and plates.
Each piece is unique, with its own natural markings and colour variations, making your plate truly one of a kind.
Welcome to Eco Art & Craft
Where nature, creativity, and conscious living come together.
Eco Art & Craft is a small family business, who live and create off-grid in the Northern Rivers. From a solar-powered forest home, the husband and wife handcraft earth-made art supplies using vegetables, roots, flowers, and seeds, creating safe, sensory-rich materials designed to nurture creativity and connection.
Our journey began not in the art world, but in business, construction, and natural health. After becoming parents and choosing to homeschool, we felt called to create a slower, more intentional life. One rooted in the rhythms of the seasons, the cycles of nature, and the deep inner work of learning, healing, and growing together.
Every batch is small, slow-made, and crafted with ingredients that are safe for children and gentle on the planet.
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