Yield Lot 7, is social enterprise venture encompassing cultural education, native food workshops and the art of self-sufficiency. Their latest project involves building a holding place for First Nations Farmers. Our work with native foods and plants is not just about creating outstanding goods—it’s also about giving back to our community and making a positive impact beyond our borders. By integrating Australian Indigenous practice and produce into our farming, we not only deliver premium crops but also foster a harmonious relationship with the environment and influence the circular economy into the future.

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Meiwi is a Ngarrindjeri word meaning =inner strength/power of life. Meiwi Aboriginal Art by Sam Gollan (Ngarrindjeri/Kaurna) and Kellie Tancock (Barkindji) who use their connection with their elders and their culture to undertake Aboriginal Art which tells their stories to others. 

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By showcasing these designs in your homes and workplaces, individuals can add a significant touch of Australian history and culture to these living spaces, creating an appreciation for and understanding of the rich cultural heritage of the Aboriginal people.All artworks are painted by the artists for the reproduction of their designs under an Arts Law license which pays the artist for every item sold. 

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Welcome to Mardlaapa Designs, a surf-inspired fashion brand that blends Aboriginal artwork with modern designs. Founded in late 2021 by Temaana Sanderson-Bromley, our brand embodies the spirit of adventure, creativity, and sustainability as well as respect for the land and the people who call it home. 

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Mararla Weaving (meaning both hands in Kaurna) I am a proud Kaurna/Narungga woman living and working on Kaurna Yarta. Blessed to have learnt different weaving styles over a number of years and now sharing via workshops and making beautiful products.

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