Jessica Tedim

Jessica is a young Gamilaroi Ularoi/Yuwaalaraay woman from Walgett in North West NSW, born in 1999. Jessica grew up immersed in culture, learning Gamilaraay and Yuwaalaraay language throughout her early education, and stories and culture from family and community.

From an early age, Jessica has found an interest in art, coming from artistic families on both her Aboriginal and Portuguese sides. Jessica aims to represent the beauty of the land and her connection to country in her artworks. Her art often depicts curved lines inspired by carved trees on her country, the rivers, and native flora and fauna. Jessica uses an array of earthy and contemporary colours in her art. Jessica has now ventured into creating digital artworks that relate to modern cultural interpretations.

Jessica has had her artworks in private exhibitions, and small rural galleries. In 2019, Jessica had her triptych ‘Ngurrambaa’ as the feature piece for HSBC’s Reconciliation Action Plan and is now in the head office of The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation.

Jessica is located in Meanjin (Brisbane) 

Kirrikin
Where luxury clothing accessories meet contemporary Indigenous Australian art. 

The founder of Kirrikin, Amanda Healy is a proud Wonnarua woman from the Hunter Valley in NSW. With a remarkable career spanning over 35 years in the mining industry, she has garnered extensive experience working with renowned companies such as BHP, Rio Tinto, and WMC. In 2014, driven by a passion for preserving Indigenous culture, Amanda founded Kirrikin as a social enterprise to address the shortage of authentic Indigenous products in the market.

Kirrikin has since become synonymous with excellence in the fashion world, thanks to its unique approach of digitally printing stunning Aboriginal artwork onto luxurious cashmeres and silks. This innovative process results in exquisite scarves and ties that not only showcase the beauty of Indigenous art but also contribute to its preservation.

Today, Kirrikin enjoys a growing international reputation and is cherished not only in Australia but also in the USA and Europe. The brand's commitment to quality and cultural authenticity has been recognized through prestigious awards, including the Indigenous in Business Award and an Ecommerce award through the Export Council of Australia. As a finalist in national awards, Kirrikin continues to make its mark in the fashion industry, offering a range of products that not only celebrate Indigenous art but also support the artists behind them.

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