Explore sustainable gift wrapping alternatives and lovingly hand-made gifts that not only promote awareness but also support Parkinson's disease research. Consider using reusable gift bags and eco-friendly wrapping paper to enhance your sustainable gifts.
On the weekend of 6th and 7th December 2025, we ran two stalls—one at Bunnings and the other at our local street party. Here we are at Bunnings with our 13-year-old granddaughter, Maya, who helped us on the day. We had a great time showcasing sustainable gifts and discussing gift wrapping alternatives, including reusable gift bags. Our efforts contributed to raising $500 from sales that day, which will support Parkinson's disease research.
On the weekend of 6th and 7th December 2025, we ran two stalls—one at Bunnings and the other at our local street party. Here we are at Bunnings with our 13-year-old granddaughter, Maya, who helped us on the day. We had a great time showcasing sustainable gifts and discussing gift wrapping alternatives, including reusable gift bags. Our efforts contributed to raising $500 from sales that day, which will support Parkinson's disease research.
On the weekend of 6th and 7th December 2025, we ran two stalls—one at Bunnings and the other at our local street party. Here we are at Bunnings with our 13-year-old granddaughter, Maya, who helped us on the day. We had a great time showcasing sustainable gifts and discussing gift wrapping alternatives, including reusable gift bags. Our efforts contributed to raising $500 from sales that day, which will support Parkinson's disease research.
At Prezziesax for Parkinson's, we create sustainable alternatives to traditional gift wrapping paper using beautiful fabrics. Our mission is to reduce waste while raising funds to support vital research into Parkinson's Disease.
All profits from the sale of Prezziesax products are donated to fund research into Parkinson's disease. Prezziesax, as an alternative to wrapping paper reduces landfill as they can be used over and over again.
The team consists of me, Vanessa Lynne and my husband Roger, seen here a number of years ago because I hate having my photograph taken. I am the creative genius and manufacturer. Roger is the Global Operations Director, or as he likes to be called - GOD.
Where possible, we use fabric that is donated or sourced from op shops. When purchasing fabric, we aim to promote Indigenous designs and Australian flora and fauna.
The products are all sewn at home. Up until early 2025 they were made on a 1972 Borletti sewing machine. After more than 1500 items the machine finally gave up. But I'm still going.