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Chai Tea 30g By Kungkas Can Cook
$16.50
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Charlene Marshall Fold Up Bag By Alperstein Designs
$39.00
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Charlene Marshall Folding Umbrella By Alperstein Designs
$40.00
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Cheeky Animals By Shane Morgan
$10.00
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Cheeky Dogs To Lake Nash And Back An Illustrated Memoir By Dion Beasley And Johanna Bell
$34.90
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Chicken Caesar Salad
$16.50
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Chicken Caesar Wrap
$12.50
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Chicken Caesar Wrap
$13.00
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Chickpea Salad
$12.50
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Chickpea Salad
$16.50
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Chickpea Salad
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Cinnamon Myrtle Ground 30g Infuse Spice
$20.00
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Cinnamon Myrtle Tea 9g by Kaiyu
$8.00
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Clap Sticks by Wayne Pellagreen
$100.00
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Clever Crow By Nina Lawrence And Bronwyn Bancroft
$25.00
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Cockatoo By Rod Taylor
$250.00
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Collecting Bush Tomatoes By Reggie Sultan
$680.00
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Collecting Colour Book By Kylie Dunstan
$22.00
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Colouring Country By Ros Moriarty
$25.00
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Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
$30.00
Chicken Caesar Wrap
Chicken Caesar Wrap

Chicken Caesar Wrap

$13.00
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Cinnamon Myrtle Ground 30g Infuse Spice
Cinnamon Myrtle Ground 30g Infuse Spice

Cinnamon Myrtle Ground 30g Infuse Spice

$20.00
16 in stock

Cinnamon Myrtle grows in the subtropical areas of Eastern Australia. The leaves have a pleasant spicy cinnamon-like aroma and flavour and can be used as a spice in various dishes. Originally used by First Nations people for cooking and as a bush medicine, it makes a calming medicinal tea useful for heartburn, colic and the digestive system.

With a distinct cinnamon-like bouquet, this spice is a wonderful addition to sweet or savoury dishes. Including stews, curries, baking biscuits to sweet desserts.

Ingredients

Cinnamon Myrtle

 

Infuse Tea Company

Cinnamon Myrtle Tea 9g by Kaiyu
Cinnamon Myrtle Tea 9g by Kaiyu

Cinnamon Myrtle Tea 9g by Kaiyu

$8.00
26 in stock

Cinnamon Myrtle Tea

Gut Health | Antimicrobial | Calming

Cinnamon Myrtle (Backhousia myrtifolia) tea is pleasant, calming. As the name suggests it has a flavour with cinnamon tones. It contains the natural component elemicin which has antimicrobial, antiviral and antioxidant effects. It may also help calm your tummy as it is good for digestive health.

Ingredients:

100% Cinnamon Myrtle leaves grown by us and also sourced from First Nations Growers

Brewing: Use ½ to 1 teaspoon (depending on strength of brew you want) and steep for 2-4 minutes.

Available in 9g tin

Vegan

Gluten Free / Dairy Free

100% Australian grown and made

Provenance

  • We grow our own Cinnamon Myrtle in Strathalbyn plus we buy from First Nations growers in WA 
  • We package the leaves at our Strathalbyn manufacturing facility.
Cockatoo By Rod Taylor
Cockatoo By Rod Taylor

Cockatoo By Rod Taylor

$250.00
1 in stock
  • Artist: Rod Taylor
  • Title: Cockatoo
  • Region: Halls Creek
  • Languages: Gija & Jaru
  • Medium: Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
  • Size: 36cm x 46cm

 

Indigenous Art Code

We are a proud member of the Indigenous Art Code, a system developed by the Australia Council of the Arts to preserve and promote ethical trading in Indigenous art.

When you shop with us you are directly supporting our community arts centres and independent Indigenous artists who rely on income from us. We guarantee payment to the artist and true provenance of all our products.

We are committed to the following:

Transparency.

· Transparency in the process of the sourcing, promotion and sale of products.

Ethically Sourced.

· All products are consigned for sale and certified through the community arts centres and independent artists.

Community Benefit.

· We partner with not-for-profit organisations who work in their best interests of their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artisans and ensure a good price.

Collecting Bush Tomatoes By Reggie Sultan
Collecting Bush Tomatoes By Reggie Sultan

Collecting Bush Tomatoes By Reggie Sultan

$680.00
1 in stock
  • Title: Collecting Bush Tomatoes
  • Artist: Reggie Sultan
  • Region: Barrow Creek, NT
  • Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
  • Size: 67x87cm

Reggie Sultan Apengarte a Kaytja Aboriginal artist from Barrow Creek, 280km north of Alice Springs . He was born in 1955, and now resides in Darwin. Reggie’s expertise includes:

  • Exhibiting artist
  • Art by commission
  • Cultural image design

Publishing history

Reggie is well respected painter who has dabbled in print making over the years. He has exhibited nationally and has a published biography called ‘An Uncontrollable Child’. Reggie has also written and illustrated the published children's book ‘The Seven Sisters’.

History as artist

Reggie has been a professional artist since 1985. He began painting as a young boy while attending the Alice Springs Convent School. His greatest artistic influences came from watching older artists painting in the Todd River and Chinaman’s Creek. Before 1985, Reggie worked on the land as a station hand and fencer. He began with landscape painting in a “Namatjira”
style,depicting scenes from around his home town, and sold his first painting at the mission block store. Then experimenting with traditional dot painting style, he began telling his own personal stories of life in his mother’s country in Central Australia, around Barrow Creek and Neutral Junction Station.

Unique style

More recently, Reggie has developed his own ‘action painting’ style to tell stories of Country. This individual speckled colour background effect is achieved by using leaves. A wide range of colours are used – particularly the reds and yellows on black background, referring the flames of bushfires or the ochres of the earth. Some of the larger more elaborate paintings can take months to come to full completion.

Reputation

The past few years has seen Reggie’s work earning rapidly increased recognition and exposure. Since Reggie’s move to Darwin he has participated in national Aboriginal art awards several times. Works have been bought by locals, tourists, galleries, roadhouses and art collectors from interstate and overseas.

Colouring Country By Ros Moriarty
Colouring Country By Ros Moriarty

Colouring Country By Ros Moriarty

$25.00
6 in stock

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Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson
Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson

Come On Toyota Tjanpi Tea Towel by Nellie Patterson

$30.00
5 in stock

Our Come on Toyota! tea towel features a screen-printed image based off a sculpture by Tjanpi artist Nellie Patterson of Mutijulu, Northern Territory. Printed on 100% french flax linen, the tea towel honours the quintessential Central and Western Desert bush car - the durable and robust Toyota Troopy. Scroll down to see images of Nellie with her artwork featured on this product, taken by Emma Franklin. This product was designed and produced in collaboration with Our Come on Toyota! tea towel features a screen-printed image based off a sculpture by Tjanpi artist Nellie Patterson of Mutijulu, Northern Territory. Printed on 100% french flax linen, the tea towel honours the quintessential Central and Western Desert bush car - the durable and robust Toyota Troopy. Scroll down to see images of Nellie with her artwork featured on this product, taken by Emma Franklin. This product was designed and produced in collaboration with Contain Design Studio.

Product Details:
Size: 500mm (W) x 700mm (H)
Fabric: 100% French Flax Linen
Fabric Colour: Arctic White/Off White

More on artist Nellie Patterson:
Nellie Patterson is an artist belonging to the Pitjantjatjara language and cultural group and lives in the remote community of Mutijulu, Northern Territory.

Nellie has had an exceptional and diverse career to date, not only through her woven art practice, but also painting, wood carving, performing, teaching, public speaking and more. Nellie took to weaving late in life after seeing women in the Western Desert communities making baskets. She quickly picked up the practice and soon became a proficient and skillful weaver. Nellie is known for making very large and ostentatious baskets. The strength, resilience and generosity of Nellie’s character is reflected in the robust and majestic pieces she weaves. Nellie exhibited her work at Woven Forms: Contemporary Basket Making in Australia at the Australian Centre for Craft and Design in 2005.

Nellie is a strong matriarch and highly respected law woman of Anangu culture. She is a traditional owner for Uluru and alongside her long-term involvement on the Uluru Kata-Tjuta Board, she has also been a pivotal political advocate for women’s issues, working closely with NPY Women’s Council for many years.


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Product Details:
Size: 500mm (W) x 700mm (H)
Fabric: 100% French Flax Linen
Fabric Colour: Arctic White/Off White

More on artist Nellie Patterson:
Nellie Patterson is an artist belonging to the Pitjantjatjara language and cultural group and lives in the remote community of Mutijulu, Northern Territory.

Nellie has had an exceptional and diverse career to date, not only through her woven art practice, but also painting, wood carving, performing, teaching, public speaking and more. Nellie took to weaving late in life after seeing women in the Western Desert communities making baskets. She quickly picked up the practice and soon became a proficient and skillful weaver. Nellie is known for making very large and ostentatious baskets. The strength, resilience and generosity of Nellie’s character is reflected in the robust and majestic pieces she weaves. Nellie exhibited her work at Woven Forms: Contemporary Basket Making in Australia at the Australian Centre for Craft and Design in 2005.

Nellie is a strong matriarch and highly respected law woman of Anangu culture. She is a traditional owner for Uluru and alongside her long-term involvement on the Uluru Kata-Tjuta Board, she has also been a pivotal political advocate for women’s issues, working closely with NPY Women’s Council for many years.