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Trees at Talaalpi (RED) by Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon
Trees at Talaalpi (RED) by Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon
Trees at Talaalpi (RED) by Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon
Trees at Talaalpi (RED) by Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon
Puli Puli (Peach) by Keturah Zimran
Puli Puli (Peach) by Keturah Zimran
Puli Puli (Peach) by Keturah Zimran
Puli Puli (Peach) by Keturah Zimran

Lola Bag (various designs)

Artists

  • Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon 42 artworks
  • Keturah Zimran
    Keturah Zimran
    Keturah Zimran 44 artworks

Size

25 × 22 × 7 cm (gusset)

Medium

Hand Screen Printed Fabric (Various designs)

Catalog no.

fff-lola-an-treesred

Category

Bags

Price: $79.00

Description

This beautiful bag comes in various designs by Ikuntji Artists. The fabric was hand-printed at Publisher Textiles in Sydney then beautifully crafted by fair trade partners Kravan House, Cambodia as part of our collaboration with Flying Fox Fabrics.

25 x 22 x 7 cm (gusset)

Fully lined, zipper closure

Adjustable strap
zip pocket on reverse
Slip in pocket on front, under flap
Internal zip pocket and also open pockets
Piping
Strongly constructed

Kravan House have been operating for more than 16 years from a shopfront in Riverside Kravan House was one of Cambodia’s first social enterprises. After war and instability left the country with limited infrastructure and few manufacturers it took a long time for any industries to establish, let alone employ disabled people. Kravan House was founded by Mrs Thanan Hok in 2003 to provide training and employment opportunities to women and men people who are disabled due to landmines, polio and other physical challenges.

Fair Trade: #whomadeyourbag – Mr Run Cheak and his wife make the small and large messenger bags. They have been working for social enterprise Kravan House for more than 15 years. Mr Run Cheak was a farmer who stepped on a landmine in 1993. At Kravan House he retrained as an artisan which has given him good steady income and he has become a master craftsman.

Fabric printed by:
Publisher Textiles & Papers in Sydney is one of Australia’s leading print houses. Focused on producing original patterns through traditional hand-screen printing methods they create bold and colourful textiles, hand printed wallpaper, clothing and fabric.

Because all of these beautiful pieces are individually made from hand-screen printed fabric, the pattern on each bag may vary slightly.

Design guide (Please select the design you would like from the drop down menu to the right)

Trees at Talaalpi (RED) by Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon
Puli Puli (Peach) by Keturah Zimran
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
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
Kaiit Mosby
03:45 16 Sep 20
The art work and the people 💙❤️💛🖤
Catherine Sweeney
Catherine Sweeney
04:15 05 Jun 20
Radhey shyam Gupta
Radhey shyam Gupta
12:48 11 Jul 19
Romino Stochino
Romino Stochino
21:37 11 Mar 19
Tim Brown
Tim Brown
12:28 02 Jan 19
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We are very proud to have been chosen out of over 3000 entries and congratulate all other finalists too!
    This beautiful Tuscany linen fabric is now availab This beautiful Tuscany linen fabric is now available on our website www.ikuntji.com.au and link in bio.
It's the rockholes design by Kumuntjai Nampitjinpa Dixon.
    Announcing a partnership between Ikuntji Artists a Announcing a partnership between Ikuntji Artists and Flying Fox Fabrics to bring to you Frock on! The event will showcase hand printed fabrics from Ikuntji Artists turned into garments by designers and sewers around Australia and across the globe. For more information on how to be a part of this exciting project please contact us or @flyingfoxfabrics
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Clothing: Ikuntji x Magpie Goose
Model: Lornie Djana
Photographer: Christian Koch
    Did you know that most of our fabrics are a linen Did you know that most of our fabrics are a linen tencel blend? Tencel is made of wood pulp that is an off product. It uses much less dye than cotton, thus making the process cleaner and it is more durable than cotton.
So why not make your next garment from our linen tencel range?
Visit our website to find out more www.ikuntji.com.au and link in bio
1. Keturah Zimran Puli Puli on linen tencel
2. Mavis Marks women's business on black linen tencel
3. Eunice Napanangka Jack Kuruyultu on clay linen tencel
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Would you like to purchase an artwork for your home? But need a payment plan? Use afterpay and purchase it through our website www.ikuntji.com.au and at the art centre.
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    We share our art and the stories about our art wit We share our art and the stories about our art with you on our social media!
Like Kelly Dixon holding her mum's designs as purses and handbags from our collaboration with @flyingfoxfabrics
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