For generations, Palawa women of Tasmania have found beauty and functionality in materials drawn from sea. Lola Greeno first learnt to make necklaces in the traditional style from her mother, observing precise protocols and cultural knowledge when gathering, preparing and threading the shells. Similarly, the thick kelp so distinctive to Tasmanian shores is the basis for Greeno’s rika — small carriers perfectly engineered to hold fresh water. They invite us to cup them in our hands and drink.