Products

 

The Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre stocks a wide range of local products including arts and crafts and produce from the Wheatbelt Region. Please see below for the range currently in stock.

Wheatbelt Publications

The Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre retails an excellent range of publications including Wheatbelt history, Natural history, Wildflowers and Children’s books.
View the complete list of books in stock.

Merredin Souvenirs
We stock a range of Merredin merchandise including postcards, pens, hat pins, spoons, key rings, thimbles, magnets, stickers, stubby holders, coasters and hats. Merredin Souvenir Coins featuring Cummins Theatre.

Local Produce

Paleo River Salt
The Paleo River organic salt farm produces a range of salt based products in the semi-desert region of . The Range includes chilli, garlic, rosemary, saltbush, smoked infused salt.

Honey
Produced locally in Merredin by JW Cheeseman and comes in 500gm and 1kg tubs.

Preserves
A range of homemade jams & pickles to tempt the taste buds.

Local Art & Craft Merchandise

Timber products
A range of platters made from WA timbers, recycled wine barrels and timber and colourful resin platters.


A wide range of necklaces, earrings and bracelets are available, made by Merredin Residents Sally Thompson & Sheree Lowe. Gold leaf jewellery by Vanessa Australia.

Sandalwood Products
A range of Bath Salts & Body Butter gift packs, relaxation kits,1845 Eau De Parfum roll-on, hand sanitiser, lip balm, beauty bar soap, linen sachets, mosquito repellent coils and sticks.

Mounted Prints
The Merredin Fine Arts Society has had their work produced onto mounted prints. We have a selection of their beautiful pieces here for sale varying from $18 – $35.

Craft
Tea towels, carry bags, crochet rugs, handmade soaps, handprinted cushions, corn dollies, hand made baskets and knitted chooks. (Items can vary)

Wheatbelt Pottery
Wheatbelt pottery is made in Merredin WA by local potter Barbara Greaves. Barbara’s extensive pottery skill has evolved over the past 40 years into a unique style. Most of the Potteryclay is sourced locally from the earth in and around Merredin, sometimes the clay is combined with clays from the Northern Wheatbelt to produce amazing results and colour ranges. Barbara has also developed a range of stoneware, glassware and terracotta work which is glazed in majolica and hand painted in Wheatbelt colours and themes. The pottery is made on the wheel and by hand.

 


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