Status: Stock Martumili logo Tight knit Beanie with embroidered Martumili Artists logo. 100% acrylic, One size fits all Available in Black The Martumili Artists logo was created in 2006 during a workshop, where artists collectively voted on the final design, incorporating Yunkurra Billy Atkins’ ‘Martumili’ text and Ngamaru Bidu’s painting of warta (trees). Read more…
Status: Stock Catalogue Catalogue from the seminal ‘We don’t need a map’ exhibition, a celebration of the lively and enduring culture of the Martu – the traditional owners of a vast area of WA’s Western Desert. This remarkable exhibition includes the work of more than 30 artists and is an Read more…
Status: Stock Design by Nancy Chapman Flexible moisture wicking headwear that can be worn in 12 ways, printed with Martumili Artist Nyanjilpayi Nancy Chapman’s painting, ‘Parnkarl Minyipuru Jukurrpa’ (Seven Sisters’dreaming at Parnkarl). This painting depicts a part of the Minyi Puru (Seven Sisters) story at Parnkarl. Minyipuru is an important jukurrpa (dreamtime) story about Read more…
Status: Stock Design by Minyawe Miller Flexible moisture wicking headwear that can be worn in 12 ways, printed with Martumili Artist Minyawe Miller’s painting, ‘Karlamilyi River’. Karlamilyi is Minyawe’s ngurra (home country). Also known as Rudall River National Park, it is situated in between the communities of Parnngurr and Punmu Read more…
Status: Stock 2016 – 2018 Catalogue Exhibition catalogue from Pujiman, a major collaboration between Pilbara based Art Centres Martumili Artists and Spinifex Hill Artists. In this exhibition the last of the pujiman (desert born) generation are brought together with their younger artists. Featuring animation, film, and drawing, as well as Read more…
Status: Stock Kun Kun Individual tablemat made in heat, stain and scratch resistant melamine with 3.2mm hardboard and cork backing, featuring a detailed section from the collaborative work ‘Kun Kun’ by Martumili Artists Nora Nungabar, Nora Wompi, Bugai Whyoulter and Kumpaya Girgaba. The central water in this painting is Kuny Kuny (Kun Kun), Read more…
Status: Stock Sunday Well Individual potstand made in heat, stain and scratch resistant melamine with 6mm hardboard and cork backing, featuring a detailed section of Dadda Samson’s painting ‘Sunday Well’. Sunday Well is an important historical location close to Jigalong Aboriginal Community. “People used to stay here. When people see the whitefella they used to run Read more…
Status: Stock Coaster Set 6 Set of six coasters made in heat, stain and scratch resistant melamine with 3.2mm hardboard and cork backing, featuring a detailed section of Dadda Samson’s painting ‘Sunday Well’. Sunday Well is an important historical location close to Jigalong Aboriginal Community. “People used to stay here. When people Read more…
Status: Stock Coaster Individual coaster made in heat, stain and scratch resistant melamine with 3.2mm hardboard and cork backing, featuring a detailed section of Dadda Samson’s painting ‘Sunday Well’. Sunday Well is an important historical location close to Jigalong Aboriginal Community. “People used to stay here. When people see the whitefella they used to Read more…
Status: Stock Tablemat Set Set of four tablemats made in heat, stain and scratch resistant melamine with 3.2mm hardboard and cork backing, featuring the collaborative artwork ‘Minyipuru ‘ by Martumili Artists Muni Rita Simpson, Rosie Williams and Dulcie Gibbs. Sisters Muni, Rosie and Dulcie grew up in the Country depicted in this painting. Read more…