Our Artists
Recycled Mats collaborates with the talented artists below to preserve cultural artwork on repurposed, eco-friendly materials. Our diverse collection of cultural mats are designed by local Aboriginal Australian artists. Their authentic Indigenous art in our collection respectfully tells meaningful stories about Dreamtime, spiritual connection to Country, community, and Indigenous history. We also pride ourselves on the close-knit relationships we have with our skilled offshore craftsmen and manufacturers. This ensures high quality and fair-trade production that cares for the earth in a sustainable way.
Anna Connell
Yuin Nation
Anna Connell is a Yuin woman from the Yuin nation. She was born in Moruya, and has a deep connection with the ocean. At Recycled Mats, we are proud to be working with Anna to translate her impressive creations into products for our homewares range.
De Greer Yindimincarlie
Wiradjuri Nation
De Greer-Yindimincarlie is an Aboriginal woman from the Wiradjuri Nation in Central Western NSW. Designer of "Tracks", "Emu & Kangaroo Tracks", "Yarning Circle", "Gatherings", "Journeys", "Growth" mats.
Dean Jakamara Briscoe
Central Desert
Dean is from Anmatyerre, Central Desert and is the artist, owner of Anmatyerre Arts and Crafts. Designer of "Water Dreaming", "Meeting Place", "Honey Ants", "Witchetty Grubs" and "Waterhole Dreaming".
Christine Slabb
Bundjalung-Yugambeh
Chistine Slabb is a Bundjalung-Yugambeh woman of the Northern Rivers, NSW & Gold Coast, QLD. Indigenous Artist & Graphic Designer who has designed "Garrima", "Eucalyptus Flower" and "Turtle Season" mats.
Caitlin Trindall
Kamilaroi Country
Caitlin Trindall is a proud Gomeroi woman with family ties to Narrabri, NSW, born and raised on Dharawal Country. Designer of "Sand Goanna" and "Gum Leaves & Waterholes" mats.
Recycled Mats represents authentic Indigenous art appropriately through collaboration with Indigenous artists. Recycled Mats supports manufacturing in safe offshore working environments with fair & ethical trade and sustainable production. There would be no hesitation to stop production if any unsatisfactory working conditions became known.
