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Atelier Crafers

Adelaide Hills, SA

A gallery, café and gift shop sharing a single Cox Place address in Crafers. Sculptor Silvio Apponyi's work occupies the mezzanine; the ground floor carries ceramics, enamel jewellery and hand-knitted goods from South Australian makers. Sunday Sessions bring live music — flamenco guitar, Chapman Stick — from 2pm. Coffee, cake and Adelaide Hills wine available throughout the week.

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1 Cox Pl, Crafers SA 5152, Australia

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www.theateliercrafers.com.au

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