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Clara Rowe

Skin name:NapurrulaLanguage:Luritja, PintubiDate of birth:1960-01-01Community:Kintore : NT

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Every day the artwork I bought from Ikuntji Artists brings me joy. Explore the art centre and website!

CHARNELLE MONDY

06:24 08 Oct 21

Ikuntji Artists were helpful and easy to work with to get the chosen art work shipped to me. The artist has created an amazing piece and I'm proud to display it. You will not be disappointed with their selection and their service. ''Yalka at Karinyarra" -

Sarah Kienker

00:58 21 Sep 21

I am a huge fan of this Ikuntiji Artists and cannot get enough of their artwork. My sofa is covered in their cushions and a blanket and I now have three artworks on my walls. The art centre is also great to deal with. You won't be disappointed if you choose to support this not-for-profit art centre.

Rachel Smith

20:35 11 Aug 21

I was given a metre of Rockholes fabric as a present but it was too beautiful to cut up! I had it stretched on a frame and now it hangs in our hallway. The lively colours and shapes make me happy whenever I walk past.

Rai Small

09:48 21 Sep 20

Ikuntji Artist is a fantastic organisation, I purchased one of their pieces through the website and I'm in love! - Chrischona is also a delight to deal with, look forward to my next purchase

Kaiit Mosby

03:45 16 Sep 20

The art work and the people 💙❤️💛🖤

Catherine Sweeney

04:15 05 Jun 20

Romino Stochino

21:37 11 Mar 19

Tim Brown

12:28 02 Jan 19

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Ena Fly working in the studio today.

Ena Fly working in the studio today.

The last few hours of our @aiatsis_ online art mar

The last few hours of our @aiatsis_ online art market iam.aiatsis.gov.au
We have put some more goodies up for you! Lots of these won't be for sale again online!

It's the last few hours of the last art market for

It's the last few hours of the last art market for the year!
Don't forget that a lot of our offerings are only for this event.
Check out our stall @aiatsis_ and iam.aiatsis.gov.au

We have three fabulous new fabrics in stock: 1. Ku

We have three fabulous new fabrics in stock:
1. Kumuntjai Nampitjinpa Dixon Trees at Talaalpi on a teal Dupion silk
2. Lisa Multa Tali at Kungkayunti on a hessian linen
3. Keturah Zimran Puli Puli on a peacock Dupion silk.
Head to our website www.ikuntji.com.au and link in bio to get a hold of these.

We love seeing what you make with our fabrics 😍

We love seeing what you make with our fabrics 😍
Featured here is the Mavis Marks women's business in white ink on a black linen tencel, our most sustainable fabric made from 70% wood pulp. Tencel is an incredible fabric, very versatile and has a great drape as you can see.
This fabric is available via our website www.ikuntji.com.au and link in bio.

#Repost @edition.label
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EDITION x Phoebe Porter 2021

Jewellery | Phoebe Porter
Photographer | Lauren Campbell
Model | Nicky Cooper

Women's Business dress made with 'Women's business story' fabric by @ikuntjiartists Mavis Marks

#edition #editionlabel #editionstudio #canberra #canberramade #australianmade #australianfashion #australiandesigner #ikuntjiartists #sustainable #sustainablefashion #mavismarks

Kungkaku Puturru – Women’s Hairstring Dreaming

Kungkaku Puturru – Women’s Hairstring Dreaming by Alison Multa
This painting shows kungkaku puturru – the hairstring women make from their own hair for ceremony. In the older days, women used to cut their own hair and create this string by spinning the hair on their thighs. The hairstring was used for dancing, ceremony and domestic purposes. Kungkaku puturru is connected to the Tjukurrpa place Kungkayunti (Brown’s Bore). Kungkayunti is the place where the ancestral women, who travelled from Ntaria (Hermannsburg) to west of Kintore, stopped and danced. Kungkayunti means women dancing.
Get this work now in our @aiatsis_ online market stall

It's with great pride that we announce being state

It's with great pride that we announce being state finalist for the NT in two categories in the @telstra Best of Business Awards!

This must exquisite lampshade was created by @joan

This must exquisite lampshade was created by @joannabarrkman as part of #frockon2021 and it was made with a silk fabric featuring a Eunice Napanangka Jack design.
It is now for sale online through our online stall @aiatsis_
And so is this great painting by Joseph Lane.

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