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.
Here is a joyful collection of statement pieces - uniquely connected to the desert through it’s people, art and stories.Each artwork featured in this collection is of one of the artist's Jukurrpa -
often called a Dreaming Story.
The art from Warlukurlangu Artists is internationally recognised for its bold use of colour and strong traditional iconography.
The paintings tell the story of the artists’ connection to their country, the features of the landscape, the plants and animals that are found there and the creation myths that begun in the Dreamtime.
Our Indigenous hand screen-printed cushions are made from textiles most often screen-printed on-site in remote Indigenous Art Centres or hand-screen printed in textile studios.
A new and special collection, comprising of a unique range of products perfect for gifts or a personal piece of Indigenous art. Tailored for uses that extend beyond the home and fit into the realm of lifestyle.
Introducing The Melville Island Collection: Hand-screen printed upholstery textiles featuring the the designs of Tiwi artist Cornelia Tipuamantumirri from the remote community of Pirlangimipi, Melville Island, Tiwi Islands.
Introducing The Nauiyu Collection; Hand-screen printed upholstery textiles featuring the design of young Ngen'gi wumirri artist Kieren Karritpul from the remote community of Nauiyu Nambiyu, Daly River.
The Fish Net design, as featured in the collection, depicts the hand woven traditional baskets used to catch baitfish and barramandi on the banks of Daly River.
Daly River pandanus weaving, photo by John Tsialos
Introducing The Anindilyakwa Sleep Collection:
A unique range of dreamy hand dyed silks from the Anindilyakwa women of the Groote Eylandt Archipelago.
Each garment has been lovingly dyed on country by Anindilyakwa artists. The process draws on ancient knowledge of the environment to transform each garment into a unique reflection of the land.
