Immerse yourself in the luxurious softness of our cashmere scarf featuring the intricate artwork of Carol Martin. This piece, named "Leaf Life," celebrates the minute details of nature that reveal its true beauty. Carol's art captures these details with precision and care, highlighting the delicate patterns and vibrant colors found in nature.

The soft, warm cashmere enhances the intricacy of Carol's expressive brushstrokes, making this scarf both a fashion statement and a celebration of the natural world. Each piece embodies her deep connection to nature and her cultural heritage.

Scarf measures 200cm x 75cm

Carol Martin

Carol Martin, a proud Nanda, Naaguja, and Wujarri woman whose creative journey began at the tender age of 8 under the guidance of her father. For Carol, painting is more than just a skill; it's a powerful tool for sharing the stories and traditions of her people.

Residing in the heart of Yamatji country in Greenough, Carol finds inspiration in the natural beauty that surrounds her - from the gentle embrace of the ocean to the meandering flow of the river. Each brushstroke is infused with the essence of her ancestral lands, weaving together a tapestry of culture, history, and connection.

Join Carol on a voyage of storytelling and discovery, where art becomes a bridge between past and present, tradition and innovation. Through her evocative paintings, she invites you to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture and the timeless landscapes of Yamatji country.

Carol is a Nanda, Naaguja, and Wujarri woman, Carol's journey as an artist began at 8 under her father's guidance. Based in Greenough, Yamatji country, she draws inspiration from the nearby ocean and river. Through her paintings, Carol shares the rich stories and traditions of her people, creating a powerful connection between past and present.

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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