Maruku Arts

3 artists

10 artworks

Maruku is a not-for-profit art and craft organisation, 100% owned and controlled by Anangu (Aboriginal People from the southeast and west of central Australia). Maruku was established in 1984 by and for Aboriginal people through the trading arm of Anangu Uwankaraku Punu Aboriginal Corporation. Anangu created the corporation mainly in response to a growing need for the effective coordination of marketing and support services for Aboriginal craftspeople living in the region. Maruku literally means 'belonging to black'.

Now located at the Mutitjulu Community near Uluru, Maruku has operated since as a regional centre providing a service to some 900 Anangu (Pitjantjatjara, Yankunytjatjara and Ngaanyatjata) craftspeople and artists living in communities and homeland centres to the west, south, east and north of Uluru.
Watiku Tjukurpa
Jim Nyukuti

90 x 38 cm

$1500

Ngurra
Bonnie Connelly

91 x 91 cm

$1675

Manyiri
Niningka Lewis (1945-2020)

60 x 90 cm

$2000

Malara Homelands
Niningka Lewis (1945-2020)

61 x 120 cm

$3500

Tali - Desert Dunes
Lulu Cooley

30 x 30 cm

$460

Tali - Desert Dunes
Raschelle Minutjukur

30 x 30 cm

$550

Minyma Kutjara
Bonnie Connelly

91 x 122 cm

$1875

Kungkarangkalpa
Niningka Lewis (1945-2020)

38 x 30 cm

$430

Ngurra Tjalaku
Bonnie Connelly

100 x 75 cm

$1350

Kungka Kutjara
Bonnie Connelly

76 x 40 cm RESERVED

$480