Wearable art

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Silk scarves, wraps and sarongs printed with original Australian artwork.

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Wearable Art

Introducing our wearable art with a story to tell. Designed in collaboration with Australian Aboriginal artists by an honorary tribe member and Australian artist in New York.

Every print starts as an original artwork, and every piece is made to be worn more ways than one: at the neck, in the hair, on a bag or as a belt.

Meet the artists
Smiling woman in glasses wearing a colourful Sunzi silk scarf
Star Dreaming Orange silk shawl folded into a rosette

Wraps & sarongs

From the beach to the city

Tie it at the waist, wrap it bandeau-style, or roll it up and loop it around your neck. Silk sarongs and wraps in the Sunzi prints you love.

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Find the print you love

Every Sunzi design begins as an original artwork. Choose a print, then choose how to wear it: square, shawl, wrap, sarong, twilly or kerchief.

The Art

Our Artists

Star Dreaming Red print
Star Dreaming Red

Otto Jungarrayi Sims

Star Dreaming · Red, Orange, Black

One of seven children, Otto Jungarrayi Sims was born and raised in Yuendumu, around 380 km northwest of Alice Springs in the Tanami Desert. He is the custodian of Jukurrpa stories passed to him by his father, the painter Paddy Japaljarri Sims, who became famous for painting the Yuendumu doors with Paddy Japaljarri Stewart.

Like his father, Otto has built an international reputation as a visual artist and Aboriginal rights activist.

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Red rock formations in the Australian desert

The story, the Songline, and the Dreaming Track, must be preserved and re-told.

A Turtles twilly in the black Sunzi gift box

Gifting

The Sunzi Gift Box

Complimentary on orders of $100 or more.

Every piece can arrive in our black Sunzi gift box. Add one to your bag for $5, or it's on us when your order reaches $100.

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