Ceramic Coolamon plate
Raku clay with clear glaze
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Eco-dyed woven basket 3
For all my woven pieces I use ethically sourced raffia or lomandra collecetd on Yorta Yorta Country. I then eco-dye the raffia using various plants to give a whole range of colours. My husband collects the plants and flowers on Country with my youngest Son then I dye and weave them. all my work is inspired by my family and the memories I have with them.
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Eco-dyed woven basket 2
For all my woven pieces I use ethically sourced raffia or lomandra collecetd on Yorta Yorta Country. I then eco-dye the raffia using various plants to give a whole range of colours. My husband collects the plants and flowers on Country with my youngest Son then I dye and weave them. all my work is inspired by my family and the memories I have with them.
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Eco-dyed woven basket 1
For all my woven pieces I use ethically sourced raffia or lomandra collecetd on Yorta Yorta Country. I then eco-dye the raffia using various plants to give a whole range of colours. My husband collects the plants and flowers on Country with my youngest Son then I dye and weave them. all my work is inspired by my family and the memories I have with them.
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Set of ceramic trinket vessels
Each trinket is handmade using a pinching technique, all made using Buff Raku Trachyte, white Raku clay and porcelain with coloured underglaze and clear glaze. For Wiradjuri artist, Tarn Parker, art has always been a vessel for expressing her ties to Country and family. Her pieces often carry heavy celestial vibes, undertones of feminism, politics, and tradition.
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Mulana Earth – Handmade necklace by Ally Knight
Ally Knight is the proud Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung, and Kamilaroi woman of Mulana Earth Designs. A self-taught weaver, Ally began creating after the birth of her son, mentored by Kaiela artist and respected Yorta Yorta elder Suzanne Atkinson.
Her brand, Mulana Earth, brings together traditional practices with experimental forms. Ally uses ethically sourced natural and hand-dyed materials including raffia, cumbungi, emu feathers, and quandong seeds to produce bowls, wall hangings, sculptures and jewellery that reflect her connection to Country, culture, and motherhood. One of her notable designs includes the Bayadherra (long-neck turtle) honouring her connection to her Yorta Yorta totem.
“The act of weaving is not just a craft for me; it is a healing practice that allows me to express my creativity and connect me to my roots. Through my art I find joy and healing, and it deepens my connection to my culture and Country.”
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Greeting Card – various designs by Kaiela Artists
This product features as part of a collection of original designs created through our collaboration with print studio Spacecraft, showcasing the work of artists Suzanne Atkinson, Tarn Parker, Tammy- Lee Atkinson, Belinda Briggs, Lyn Thorpe, and Ally Knight. Translated across our giftware and stationary range, each artwork draws inspiration from woka (Country) and yenbenal (Ancestors) and reflects the spirit and textures of Yorta Yorta freshwater Country.
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100% linen screen printed teatowel by Kaiela artists
Hand screen-printed in-house at Kaiela Arts, these 100% linen tea towels feature original designs by our artists, each reflecting a deep connection to woka (Country), storytelling, and cultural memory.
Adapted from photographs and hand-drawn and painted works, the designs are brought to life using pigment inks. Slight variations in colour and placement are a natural part of the process, making each piece truly one of a kind.
Size: 70(h) x 50(w) cm
Material: 100% Linen
Care Instructions: Cold gentle hand wash. Do not bleach.
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Greeting Card – various designs by Kaiela Artists
Greeting card designs featuring original artwork by Kaiela Artists including – Tiarne Hall, Suzanne Atkinson, Norm Stewart, Amy Briggs, Wendy-Sue Atkinson, Frances Nicholson, Eric Brown, Dylan Charles
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Count with Me
The Count With Me book was created by the women who participated in the Phoenix Program in 2020 which was funded by Rumbalara Aboriginal Corporation. Each artists participated in lino print workshops to create images in the book and worked together to compile it. This book is a perfect first language book for children.