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Close-up display of Kirrikin luxury silk and cashmere scarf fabrics rolled side-by-side, showcasing vibrant Aboriginal artwork motifs including floral eucalypt blossoms, dot paintings, and flowing line patterns.
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From Canvas to Couture: How Aboriginal Art Becomes Luxury Fashion

Amanda Healy
By Amanda Healy

Discover how Kirrikin transforms original Aboriginal artwork into luxury fashion while respecting artists, culture and storytelling.

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Kirrikin Takes the Travelling Runway to Newman with the Shire of East Pilbara
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Kirrikin Takes the Travelling Runway to Newman with the Shire of East Pilbara

By Lauren Davidson

In partnership with the Shire of East Pilbara, Kirrikin brought the Travelling Runway to Newman for an unforgettable celebration of First Nations culture, fashion, and...

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Kirrikin Photographic Q&A Series

Kirrikin Photographic Q&A Series

Sun Jul 29 2018 by Mellisa Moyle

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Each week, Kirrikin will be bringing you a new photo interview. The photo will feature just one question to a variety of subjects; including customers, models and more. For our very first feature, we've photographed and interviewed Ash Grant. Ash has worked with Kirrikin through her graphic design skills, and is also a professional basketball player with the Melbourne Boomers (multi-talented much??). Originally from Perth, Ash was super excited to visit the Raeburn Orchard for the first time (if only her reaction was caught on camera haha!), which is situated in the Perth Hills and is very popular with photographers and Instagrammers for it's incredible Autumn leaves and scenery.

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Close-up display of Kirrikin luxury silk and cashmere scarf fabrics rolled side-by-side, showcasing vibrant Aboriginal artwork motifs including floral eucalypt blossoms, dot paintings, and flowing line patterns.

From Canvas to Couture: How Aboriginal Art Becomes Luxury Fashion

Jul 26, 2026 Amanda Healy

Discover how Kirrikin transforms original Aboriginal artwork into luxury fashion while respecting artists, culture and storytelling.

Kirrikin Takes the Travelling Runway to Newman with the Shire of East Pilbara

Kirrikin Takes the Travelling Runway to Newman with the Shire of East Pilbara

Jul 26, 2026 Lauren Davidson

In partnership with the Shire of East Pilbara, Kirrikin brought the Travelling Runway to Newman for an unforgettable celebration of First Nations culture, fashion, and regional community. Featuring 19 local women wearing designs inspired by Aboriginal artists, the event highlighted the power of wearable art to build connection, confidence, and pride.