Win Weave with Wine - a unique opportunity to connect in isolation

This competition is now closed. The winner is Tais Rose.

Koskela is thrilled to bring you Weave with wine; a unique opportunity to connect with a loved one through a virtual weaving workshop while enjoying a lovely drop of wine. 

The lucky winner will enjoy: 

• Two six-month wine subscriptions, one for themselves and one for a loved one, valued at $720
• Two passes to a virtual weaving workshop with Ngumpie Weaving valued at $120 (weaving kits will be sent ahead of time) 

Two runners up will win:

•  A pair of earrings from Ngumpie Weaving valued at $60 

 How it works 

• Register below for the Koskela and The Weekly Drop newsletter 
• Follow @koskela_ @tw_drop & @ngumpie_weaving on Instagram.

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Who are the Weekly Drop? 

The Weekly Drop is a new Australian business that believes in fine wine and giving back. Their resident Sommelier, Josh, has over 20 years’ experience in the hospitality industry. Each week Josh selects a red and a white, selected not just by vintage, always by taste. Think of him as your personal sommelier.

Beyond delivering fine wine to your home, The Weekly Drop endeavours to have a positive environmental impact. Therefore, for every person who subscribes to fortnightly or weekly ‘Drops’, The Weekly Drop will have a tree planted each month by their partners at Greenfleet. They also use a 100% carbon neutral delivery service. This way, people can grow even more than their appreciation of good wine.

The prize of two monthly subscriptions, is a wonderful way to enjoy some fabulously selected wines and gift the other to a loved one. You will each receive two bottles a month delivered to your door.

Who is behind Ngumpie Weaving?

Tegan Murdock is an Aboriginal contemporary weaver with the mission to weave her culture through community. Tegan is a proud Aboriginal woman from the Barkindtji nation who has been weaving for two years recreationally. However, about a year ago she went into business for herself. What started with earrings, exploded into the contemporary weaving business: Ngumpie Weaving.

She learned how to weave two years ago from her mother, Margaret. She recalls falling in love with the process from the beginning, reflecting that she could sit for hours without break, loving every moment of it.

Tegan draws inspiration from her ancestors, who have helped her to shape the style, designs and concepts of her process. Because of this, Tegan believes that weaving can be a powerful tool to heal and develop personal growth within the individual whilst also creating feelings of connection in challenging times such as these. 

Ngumpie in Barkindtji language translates to ‘Beautiful’ and is the nick name for what Tegan’s grandmother would often call her. So when deciding on a business name, this was the name that stuck with her the most.

What your starter kit includes: 

• 1 x needle
• Coloured and natural raffia (you have enough product to make a small basket) 

Do you have any questions? Get in touch today, and we will connect you with the right person in our team.

Koskela is proud to be the first furniture and homewares company in Australia to be a Certified B Corporation®.