Kmart launches the new Kyralee Shields x Kmart Mudyin Ngurrawa Collection
Kmart has released its Kyralee Shields Collaboration, a new range which features the paintings and designs of a talented Dharug and Darkinjung artist.
"Kyralee's paintings are a combination of her Indigenous roots and modern contemporary art," Kmart said in a statement about the release.
Read on to find out more about the products in this new range.
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Mudyin Ngurrawa Wood Serve Board: $12.00
This board is perfect for serving cheese, crackers and fruit.
"Inspired by her mother's painful history as part of the Stolen Generations and her own vibrant heritage, Kyralee channels her creativity into paintings that honour and recognise her ancestors whilst expressing her cultural identity," Kmart said in a statement.
Mudyin Ngurrawa Pot: $12.00
Mudyin Ngurrawa means 'Family on Country' in Dharug.
"Her work aims to capture the beauty, strength and resilience of her heritage, but also reflects the trauma experienced by her family," Kmart's statement reads.
4 Pack Mudyin Ngurrawa Napkins: $5.00
These Mudyin Ngurrawa Napkins add a fun touch to your dining table.
"Through her art, she aims to instill cultural pride in her children and future generations, celebrating the freedom to embrace and express their cultural legacy."
Mudyin Ngurrawa Enamel Tray: $25.00
This enamel tray is perfect to serve appetisers on.
Shields says: "Collaborating with Kmart is a dream come true. It's allowed me to work with a brand I grew up with who provide quality, on-trend products that are accessible to a wide demographic. It has enabled me to share my art with a wider audience while working with a forward-thinking chain."
Mudyin Ngurrawa Reversible Quilt Cover Set - King Bed: $24.00 - Queen Bed: $20
This quilt cover set is reversible, offering more for your money.
"Having a brand like Kmart support First Nations artists provides broad exposure to our culture and heritage through art and storylines within the evolving contemporary style, which is important to me."
Mudyin Ngurrawa Enamel Bowl: $18.00
Great for salad or pasta, this enamel bowl is multifunctional.
"It's been so gratifying to work on this project with such a wonderful team of people. It's also been enlightening to see all the different aspects that took my original painting through to the completion of this incredible range that now line Kmart's shelves," Shields added.
Wildflowers Soy Blend Fragrant Candle: $14.00
Made from the scent of patchouli and sandalwood, this candle promises to waft through your living space.
Shields says: "With this collection, I hope to have a positive impact on established and emerging Indigenous artists. I would like it to encourage them to share their talents and stories through creative endeavours with the broader community."
3 Pack Mudyin Ngurrawa Tea Towels: $12.00
These tea towels act as great wet wipes, decorations and hot tray holders.
Celebrating her culture, Shields reveals: "I feel it's important for younger generations especially to feel proud of their heritage, and for all Australians to celebrate and appreciate our unique culture."
Mudyin Ngurrawa Canvas: $29.00
A stunning decoration for any space, Shields says that within this work and her collection: "You'll see elements that represent the traditional land to which my family belong and my deep connection to family"
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