A woman with long dark hair wearing a beige, patterned blouse and beaded necklace. She is standing against a plain, light-colored wall with soft light and small butterfly illustrations floating around her.

Welcome, I’m Elisabeth

I’m an Indigenous artist and Energy practitioner. WIINYA is a Wiradjuri word meaning ‘the shedding of light on understanding - burning or enlightening.’ It is under this name that I weave art, creativity, energy work and connection to spirit in one space.

May this place support your creativity, deepen your understanding of Indigenous storytelling, and guide you back to your creative self.

I’m glad you’re here.

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Modern interior with abstract, colorful artwork on the wall, a beige armchair, a small blue table, and decorative plants in white planters.
Shop Art
  • Laurie’s customers, Mariana and Carmen holding hands on a green lawn on their wedding day.
  • Woman wearing a colorful floral dress touching a large circular woven artwork on a wall, which features concentric rings of multicolored woven strips
  • Laurie’s customers, Fernando and Kate embracing by the lake on their wedding day.
  • Colorful circular woven basket or mat on a dark wall.
  • An abstract painting with vibrant colors and intricate circular patterns, resembling a stylized landscape with pathways and celestial elements.
  • A small woven circular item with the colors of the Australian flag, positioned behind a wooden tool with a hole at the top, next to a bunch of dried leaves and small flower buds.
  • Close-up of a woven multicolored basket made from straw or similar material, held in a person's hand with a blurred background.
  • Six small, round, woven baskets on a wooden tray with dried plant in the background.
  • Close-up photo of a woven basket made from natural, dried grasses or reeds.