Koh Living specialises in ‘gifts with meaning’. This means that every product they have has a story that goes with it, or it gives back in some way. Having gifts with meaning fulfils Koh Living’s mission to help connect people through meaningful giftware. The company truly believes that giving a meaningful gift to someone makes them feel important and connected, and it creates a sense of belonging.
This season, Koh Living is introducing a new range of stainless steel Aboriginal drink bottles. Not only are the drink bottles in line with the ongoing trend of sustainability, they are also a gift that keeps on giving.
The drink bottles come in four designs which have been painted by the talented Aboriginal artist, Kathleen Buzzacott. Buzzacott, who comes from the Northern Territory, receives a percentage of each sale. Her creativity is seen not only in her painting, but also in her range of handcrafted jewellery and her poetry.
She regularly dedicates her time to helping other Aboriginal women in her community. Her aim is to assist these women in developing creative skills that will help them rise above their circumstances and become more confident and self-sufficient. Koh Living is involved in this community initiative as it also believes that education is the way to help people move forward in life.
The new Aboriginal drink bottles are double-walled and environmentally friendly. Being made of stainless steel, they will not leach chemicals into your drink when exposed to cold or high temperatures. They keep drinks hot or cold for up to 12 hours. Each bottle retails for $34.95.
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