About Warrina Designs

Warrina Designs is a renowned brand that originated from the well-established company "Books and Things," founded in 1989. Initially a distributor of books, the company expanded in 1993 to create aboriginal-inspired designs printed on cotton fabrics, launching their manufacturing wing, M & S Textiles Australia. Though not an Aboriginal-owned company, Warrina Designs has developed strong relationships with Aboriginal artists over decades, including Nambooka, who gave the brand its name. Known for their innovation and high-quality craftsmanship, Warrina Designs now offers a range of products featuring authentic Aboriginal artwork.

Warrina Designs is deeply committed to promoting Aboriginal art and culture by incorporating these unique designs into everyday products. They collaborate with Aboriginal artists from across Australia, transforming traditional artwork into products like bags, ties, scarves, umbrellas, and t-shirts. Each design holds a special story rooted in Aboriginal history and culture, and the brand ensures that the artists behind the artwork are credited and celebrated. Through this connection, Warrina Designs aims to bring the beauty and rich heritage of Aboriginal art into homes across Australia and the world.

In addition to their products, Warrina Designs also offers authentic Aboriginal paintings created by leading artists from various regions of Australia, particularly the renowned Utopia region. The paintings come in a variety of sizes and price ranges, catering to both casual buyers and professional art collectors. Warrina Designs takes pride in providing customers with access to these exquisite artworks, helping preserve and share the thousands of years of Aboriginal culture through contemporary mediums and everyday products.