Australian retailer Adairs has announced its partnership with Cungelella Art, an Indigenous art project founded by four Kalkadoon sisters, for a limited-edition collection.
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The Kalkadoon sisters are known for telling the stories of their Kalkatungu homelands through their original paintings, which is reflected in each of the pieces in the collection.
Cungelella Art X Adairs collections
The sisters’ paintings have been used to design a stunning collection of bed linen, homewares, serving ware and limited-edition wall art for the first time within a collaboration collection.
The colour palette used in the collection has been influenced by the shades of the Mt Isa sunset, ancient rock faces, and spinifex-covered hills.
Founder Glenda McCulloch said, “We cannot wait to see the Adairs collaboration come to life. When we painted this collection, we wanted to evoke a feeling of homeland, calm, grounding and most importantly, family.”
She added, “The Adairs Kids and nursery collection incorporates the rainbow as a sign of hope and the night stars that can only be seen in full bloom when camping out bush.”
Here’s a look at the collection.
Cungelella bilabila throw, RRP $149.99, Adairs
Cungelella Bilabila pink clay printed sheet set queen, $209.00, Adairs
Cungelella Kalkatungu table light, $229.99, Adairs
Cungelella mug $16.99 each, Wadjin oval serving platter $39.99, Adairs
Cungelella Marapurthangkali coral sunset quilted play mat, $129.99, Adairs Kids
Cungelella Wadjin Sandstone Towel Range, bath towel, $59.99 hand towel $24.99
To see the full collection, visit the Adairs website.
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