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Surfapig Australia proudly presents its latest handcrafted Weather Stations, expertly carved from hardwood timber to embody a unique surfing longboard design. This functional piece combines a clock, barometer, and thermometer, perfectly blending coastal craftsmanship with everyday practicality.

Introducing Surfapig Australia’s latest masterpiece: a handcrafted analogue clock made from rich hardwood timber, uniquely shaped to capture the iconic 1968 pig style longboard, where no two wood grains—or arteries—are alike. This exclusive piece perfectly blends coastal craftsmanship with timeless design, bringing a slice of vintage surf culture into your everyday living.

Crafted by hand from quality hardwood, each coaster set is a one-of-a-kind piece—no two are ever alike. Designed with simplicity and function in mind, these coasters bring a subtle coastal charm to any space, whether you’re enjoying a hot coffee at sunrise or a cold drink after a day in the surf.

The set is paired with a matching storage box, keeping everything neat while adding a warm, natural touch to your home. Every grain, tone, and finish tells its own story, shaped by hand and inspired by a lifetime spent by the ocean.

Introducing the 1968 Dion Surfapig_au Model — a handcrafted, chambered wooden pig-shaped longboard that leans right into the spirit of late-60s surfing. Built under the guidance of Shayne Evans from Bare Naked Boards, this one’s all about flow, trim, and that smooth, drawn-out style the old pig boards were known for. It’s a blend of classic board-building and years spent in the water, bringing timber and surf history together in a board that’s meant to be ridden, not just admired.

If you’re in the Newcastle area and keen to check it out in person — or even take it for a glide — get in touch. And if building your own chambered wooden board has ever crossed your mind, I can point you in the right direction and connect you with Shayne to get you started.

Introducing the 1956 Pieter Balsa Pig — inspired model — a beautifully handcrafted, period-style solid balsa log that captures the true feel of 1950s surf culture. This one’s all about glide, trim, and that smooth, unhurried style those early pig boards were built for. It’s a proper nod to the roots, shaped and finished with the kind of care that makes you want to get it in the water, not just hang it on the wall.

If you’re in the Newcastle area and want to see it in person — or even go for a wave — hit me up. And if owning and riding a board like this has been on your mind, I can also connect you with Pieter Stockert to help make it happen.