NORTH exists as a vessel to celebrate, support and broaden the exposure of textile design by Indigenous artists from remote community Art Centres. We are not an Aboriginal-owned business.

We are a non-for-profit organisation, governed by Indigenous & non-Indigenous board members.

Down a long red road five hours north-west of Alice Springs the artists of Yuendumu and Nyrippi communities share stories of their country through bold brush strokes and joyful colour.

Nestled on the shores of the Tiwi Islands, off the coast of Darwin, artists of Pirlangimpi, Milikapiti and Wurrumiyanga share stories of their connection to country through Jilamara (design).

Our first ever collection! Three individual artists across three Top End art centres joined forces to produce a unique range of cushions and lifestyle products tailored for use in and beyond the home.

Fabric sales from our upholstery collection generate substantial income for our remote artists and allow NORTH to grow and develop. Our fabrics are hand-screen printed on to 100% eco linen, designed for domestic upholstery use.

Down a long red road five hours north-west of Alice Springs the artists of Yuendumu and Nyrippi communities share stories of their country through bold brush strokes and joyful colour.

Stone Country, brings together the work of over five artists from West Arnhem Land and Kakadu, representing their rich culture of over 65,000 years. Deriving from Bim (Rock Art), the West Arnhem Collection explores themes of spiritual and ancestral beings from all represented artists' homelands and Djang (dreaming stories). Their chosen works all communicate traditional painting methods through ochre and Rarrk (crosshatching), complemented by emerging artists work with contemporary ink methods. A collaboration with Marrawuddi Arts and Culture and Injalak Arts