Young Entrepreneurs Swooping Into Bowerbird Design Market

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Let’s face it life is a competition and in our world, we’re ahead of the rest. We’ve got wine, food, tourism and even our young entrepreneurs are killing it with their ingenious ideas that are amazing us all.

The Bowerbird Design Markets are kicking off today, and three designers from the Business SA’s SAYES program will be showing off their talent until Sunday, November 27th. Let’s not forget that they’ll also be giving us a great selection of presents, perfect to wrap up in time for Christmas.

Take the time to seek out these three fabulous designers, Mim Gollan of Four Seeds, Kristal Spencer of Winestains and Emma Kate Codrington of Emma Kate Co while you’re roaming the Bowerbird markets in search of hidden treasures. You’ll be pulling out money before you even know it with beautiful handcrafted homewares forged from aged wine barrels, scrumptious chocolate brownies and delightful prints and stationery choices.  

Working on something new. I call this the Cherry Ripper – a classic dark chocolate brownie topped with cherry chocolate ganache cream (need to work on that discriptor) and a belgian chocolate square with flaked coconut. Now that’s a mouthful in more ways than one!

A photo posted by Four Seeds (@fourseeds_sa) on Nov 20, 2016 at 7:51pm PST

Slim circular 💗🌿🙌 #winestains #productdevelopement #winebarreldesigns #recycled #oak #platter #entertain

A photo posted by Winestains Barossa (@winestainsbarossa) on Oct 23, 2016 at 5:11pm PDT

◇ make every journey beautiful ◇ back to Australia [and real coffee] after an unplanned flight trip to China, to spend six magic days with my love, after too many weeks apart. Thank you @thesilkbowerbird for the divine luxe travel jewellery roll. This past week it has housed everything in a beautifully systemised way – camera cards, rings, watches, business cards, various metro cards, visa slips and even my passport! If you look closely, you’ll also see we also collaborated on the design of the foiled swing tags – and gift wrapping for online orders! ✨✨✨ Pretty darn grateful to be able to hop on a plane at a moment’s notice – to support and to love while also keep business going from my laptop – to live life completely on my own terms. And to travel beautifully. Here’s to more of that. ❤️ #jetsetsilk #sp

A photo posted by e m m a k a t e ✨ australian (@emmakateco) on Nov 23, 2016 at 10:41pm PST

Now, all these designers launched their business aspiration through the SAYES program. What’s the SAYES program? It’s a course set on helping entrepreneurs turn their dreams into reality with the guidance of industry experts and their own mentor. If this sounds interesting you can join the program by applying through the Business SA website with applications open now.

But, with the Bowerbird Design Markets starting this afternoon we suggest you free up your time and head down for a wander and support our locals.