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Ikuntji Artists
From fashion runways to museum shelves, Ikuntji Artists designs have found a home in some of Australia’s most exciting collaborations. Meet the brands and organisations we’ve partnered with to create co-branded collections — spanning fashion, homewares, museums and international launches.
Model prepares to walk for Ikuntji designs in Country to Couture 2020, wearing pieces from the Magpie Goose collaboration collection
Lornie Djana wears Magpie Goose × Ikuntji Artists dress featuring Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon’s Tjilkamala Rockhole design
Fashion social enterprise — 2020 clothing collection featuring seven designs from five Ikuntji artists (Alice Nampitjinpa, Keturah Zimran, Mavis Nampitjinpa Marks, Eunice Napanangka Jack, Mitjili Napurrula); finalist, The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards and National Indigenous Fashion Awards, 2020.
Printers and designers — 100% Australian designed and made clothing collection, featuring designs by Eunice Napanangka Jack, Keturah Zimran, Mavis Marks, Lisa Multa and Leonie Kamutu; each piece screen-printed by hand. A further collection was shown at Darwin Fashion Week, 2025.
Sheraldeen Apati Marshall wearing dress featuring Eunice Napanangka Jack’s Kuruyultu design, Publisher Textiles × Ikuntji Artists
Rita Djana and Sheraldeen Apati Marshall wearing Keturah Zimran’s Puli Puli Dahlia top and Marsha pants, Publisher Textiles × Ikuntji Artists
Geraldine Apati Marshall wearing Eunice Napanangka Jack’s Kuruyultu dress, Publisher Textiles × Ikuntji Artists
Hayley Dodd visits Publisher Textiles printing premises in Sydney
Ethically made bags and accessories featuring Ikuntji textiles, made by fairtrade Cambodian artisans (Women for Women, Villageworks, Kravan House); also facilitated Frock On! 2021 and 2022.
Designs by Keturah Zimran featured in the ‘Keturah to Couture’ collection by designer Natalie Cunningham, Australian Fashion Week, 2022.
Kelly Dixon with purses and a bag featuring her mother Alice Nampitjinpa’s designs
Accessories range featuring Ikuntji textiles, made in collaboration with Flying Fox Fabrics
Collaboration behind Ikuntji’s London Pacific Fashion Week collection, which went on to show in London, Dublin and Paris — featuring designs by Keturah Zimran, Leonie Kamutu, Mavis Marks and Mitjili Napurrula, among others.
Darwin — bespoke and couture gowns made with Ikuntji fabric; each piece credits the artist and art centre.
Craft partner on the Australian Youth Orchestra (AYO) garment commission, 2024–25 — fashioned the ensemble’s Ikuntji-designed garments alongside The Social Outfit, after screen printing by Publisher Textiles & Papers.
Sydney social enterprise, empowering refugees and migrants through training in sewing, manufacturing and retail — craft partner, with Textile Lab, on the AYO garment commission.
The Social Outfit workroom
Australian Youth Orchestra members wear Ikuntji designs created in collaboration with Publisher Textiles, The Social Outfit and Textile Lab
Australian homewares, teaware and kitchenware brand — dedicated Ikuntji Collection since 2020, featuring named artists including Jeannie Wareenie Ross.
Adelaide-based fair trade collaboration — Ikuntji designs hand-embroidered into wool kilims (rugs and wall hangings) and cushion covers by artisans in Kashmir; artists paid ongoing royalties.
Better World Arts range of homewares featuring the designs of Mitjili Napurrula, Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon, Keturah Zimran and Daphne Marks
Ashdene’s range of fine china and homewares featuring Keturah Zimran’s Puli Puli design
Collection of handmade face masks using screen-printed Ikuntji fabric, designed by Eunice Napanangka Jack and Mitjili Napurrula, 2020–21.
A dedicated product collaboration with Ikuntji Artists, stocked through the gallery’s Design Store.
16-product collection (cushions, table and bed runners, table lamps, tote bags, clutches) launched exclusively at BHV Marais, Paris, as part of the ‘Couleurs Australie’ event, 2022; made in France, carrying the BHV–Galeries Lafayette ‘Go For Good’ label.
BHV Marais / IDAIA collection featuring Roseranna Larry and Mitjili Napurrula’s designs
BHV Marais / IDAIA collection featuring Mavis Marks and Mitjili Napurrula’s designs
RawCloth gown featuring Mitjili Napurrula’s Watiya Tjuta design
Magpie Goose × Ikuntji Artists dress featuring Eunice Napanangka Jack’s Kuruyultu design
Keturah Zimran wears MCA Store × Ikuntji face mask featuring Mitjili Napurrula’s Watiya Tjuta design
Eunice Napanangka Jack’s Kuruyultu design being hand silk-screen printed by Publisher Textiles
Are you eager to collaborate with us and help our Artists tell their stories? To enquire about becoming a collection partner, email us at fineart@ikuntji.com.au.
