Sixhands Collection Launch

Sixhands celebrated the launch of its new agent, Emily Ziz Style Studio, in Sydney’s Redfern on Thursday 2 February. The studio was a rainbow of colours and patterns as Sixhands showed off their gorgeous textiles and interior design products.

BY jesse

February 7th, 2012

Photography: Damon Cameron

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