FEATURE ARTIST: Chris Zielski
Dream big. And then, get to work. The world was built by people who did just that... The world can feel very big and overwhelming at times – but it was dreamt and built by people."
Empire Copper Says
5 Small Business Christmas Gift Ideas Under $100 For Her
We're a little late to the party with this one but, that rounds out our top five picks for women.
5 Small Business Christmas Gift Ideas Under $100 For Him
You absolutely loved our Christmas Gift Guide for the home earlier this month, so now we're back with a Gift Guide 'for him'.
FEATURE ARTIST: Kristine Macdonald
"I preferred working in copper because it was bit more unique and unusual in jewellery making. Eventually I began to sell my work and it is now my full time job!"
10 Small Business Christmas Gift Ideas Under $100 - HOME EDITION
This year we have set a goal to shop small and we'd love for you to join us in our pledge!
Empire Copper turns 2
You might think it crazy but the day the sale began, I cried. I was (and still am) feeling so grateful for all of you.
10 Fun Copper Facts That We Bet You Didn't Know!
This blog post is intended to educate, if you have any questions or feedback after reading this, please don't hesitate to reach out.
The Moscow Mule
A Moscow Mule is a cocktail that is typically made with: Vodka, Ginger Beer and Lime Juice, served in a Copper Mug and garnished with Lime and Mint.
FEATURE ARTIST: Isaac Weston
"I try to just create my own style. But love seeing what others are doing. One like or comment about my artwork from a fellow copper artist is always a boost for the soul."
CLINQ - Copper Barware
As a self proclaimed perfectionist and with a mission to bring to market sophisticated and luxurious copper barware, we knew Lucy's brand CLINQ was for us.
10 of our Favourite WA Small Businesses and Why
Each and everyone of these creatives, handcraft the most incredible art, homewares, body products, flowers, cakes, photography, gifts and most importantly moments.
What is a Patina or, Patination?
In a clean, natural environment, it can take up to 30 years to achieve the iconic green "verdigris" patina that copper is known for. Similar results can be achieved through forced/controlled patination in as little as a few days, with deeper and more colourful patinas taking longer.
