‘Blackfellas are thriving’: The bond between Indigenous design and culture

Last week, Breville revealed a range of six kitchen products featuring Aboriginal artworks from three Western Desert artists from the Papunya Tula Artists Centre, with 100 per cent of profits going to First Nations foundations and the artists owning their own copyright. It’s just one of many Indigenous collaborations mainstream brands are now embarking upon, from Wittner’s Winyaar collection with First Nations artist Alkina Edwards to Adairs’ range with Miimi and Jiinda. During an in-depth

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