Two Indigenous artists from a remote community in Central Australia have travelled across the globe to witness their designs being showcased on European fashion runways.
Artists Keturah Zimran and Roseranna Larry from Ikuntji (Haasts Bluff), 230 kilometres west of Alice Springs in the spectacular West MacDonnell Ranges are members of the local art collective, Ikuntji Artists, the first art centre established for women of the western desert art movement.
Since its inception in 1992, Ikuntji Artists has grown from a space for local women to participate in T-shirt printing workshops to become the home of world-renowned textiles.
