Become a Stockist
As a remote art centre, stockists are an important mechanism for our artworks and products to meet their new owners across Australia & the world.
Our existing range of offerings for stockists, including our bush dye clothing and homewares range, jewellery & ghost net baskets, has now been extended to carvings, spears and didgeridoos.
Each piece of our range has been handmade by an Anindilyakwa artist living proudly on their country.
Our Bush Dye Offering
Silk Scarf
Habutai silk - handrolled hem
160 x 40cm
$130.00 RRP
Satin Silk Scarf
Satin silk luxury blend
180 x 270cm
$95.00 - $190.00 RRP
Silk Wool Scarf
20% silk 80% superfine merino wool
180 x 32cm
$190.00 RRP
Silk Wrap
Habutai silk - handrolled hem
230 x 87cm
$240.00 RPP
Merino Wool Throw
Australian merino wool
220 x 140 cm
$300.00 RRP
Our Country's Colours
As our dye colours are drawn from the land, each garment is entirely unique and subject to seasonal changes and artist technique.
While we are unable to offer individually selected items to stockists we are happy to accommodate for your tonal preferences.
Anindilyakwa artists produce largely the following tones:
Bush Dyed Jewellery
Ghost Net Baskets
Bush Dye Cushion Cover
Anindilyakwa jewellery is created with seeds & nuts, collected from the coastlines and country of the Groote Eylandt archipelago.
Interwoven into Anindilyakwa jewellery are hand bush dyed textiles and ghost netting collected from the Arafura sea.
Lost & forgotten fishing netting washes up in huge quanities on the coast of Groote Eylandt.
“Those nets kill our bush tucker, our turtles and fish and crab, the rangers go around and pick up the net and give it to us. Our weavings carry the story.” - Annabell Amagula
50 x 50 cm, hand bush dyed natural linen. Through the bush dyeing process, Anindilyakwa women come together to carry unique impressions of country & culture into fabric.
Care - Hand wash with this item with love, a mild detergent and cold water. Colours may transfer and fade over time.