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Deadly design: Homewares and art pieces from Indigenous makers
By Georgie Gordon
Centre photograph courtesy of Koskela.
Be inspired by the amazing work of Indigenous artists and makers.
Round tray; Galinga by Maddy Hodgetts canvas print; “Crocodile” lamps.
Where to buy: Adairs x Brad Turner round tray, $50. Galinga by Maddy Hodgetts canvas print, $700, from Yapa Mali. Key piece Manapan produces beautiful furniture such as these “Crocodile” lamps (from $990) on the remote island of Milingimbi off the Arnhem Land coast.
“Dhunbarrbil” toaster; “Celebration” rug; NGV x The Social Studio scarf.
Where to buy: Breville “Dhunbarrbil” toaster, $349. Designer Rugs “Celebration” rug by Minnie Pwerle, $10,840. NGV x The Social Studio scarf, $279, from NGV Design Store.
Milk chocolate with muntrie and honey, “Meeting Places” cushion; “Ngintaka” carving; Welcome to Country by Marcia Langton.
Where to buy: Haigh’s x Warndu milk chocolate with muntrie and honey, $15. Koskela Dali Dyalgal “Meeting Places” cushion by Penny Evans, $200. Maruku Arts Gallery “Ngintaka” carving, $200. Welcome to Country by Marcia Langton (Hardie Grant), $50, from Abbey’s.
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