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Yalanji Arts presents handcrafted ceramics, screen printed textiles and prints on paper that are celebrating culture and the deep respect, knowledge and connection to the richly diverse rainforest and ocean environments of Kuku Yalanji Country.

09/03/2026

SNEAK PEEK

Vanessa is working on her new basket weave vessels for Cairns Indigenous Art Fair 2026.

Come and see us at the OPENING NIGHT on Thursday, 9th July 2026, from 4:00pm at Tanks Arts Centre, Cairns.

15/02/2026

Yalanji Arts - New Range of Socks

No. 6 of 6:: Kurranji (Cassowary} design by Yalanji artist Karen Shuan. The cassowary is an important Being for Yalanji culture. Among other things, it helps growing many of the plants Yalanji used to collect for food, medicine and tool making. Designed at Yalanji Arts, Mossman Gorge. Produced in Melbourne.

Purchase only at our shop in Port Douglas, the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (9-12 July 2026) and the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (6-9 August 2026).

Yalanji Arts & Gifts Shop
42-44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877
Monday - Saturday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Opening 7 days from the 1st March 2026

14/02/2026

Yalanji Arts - New Range of Socks

No. 5 of 6: Maja Dikal (Rainforest Birds) design by Yalanji artist Laurence Gibson. This design shows the silhouettes of the Jarruka (Scubfowl), Diwan (Scrub Turkey) and Kurranji (Cassowary). Designed at Yalanji Arts, Mossman Gorge. Produced in Melbourne.

Purchase only at our shop in Port Douglas, the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (9-12 July 2026) and the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (6-9 August 2026).

Yalanji Arts & Gifts Shop
42-44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877
Monday - Saturday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Opening 7 days from the 1st March 2026

13/02/2026

Yalanji Arts - New Range of Socks

No. 4 of 6: Yindili (Kingfisher) design by Yalanji artist Lorna Shuan. According to Lorna, Kingfishers are messenger birds. When they are close by, Yalanji know something good will soon happen in their personal life. Designed at Yalanji Arts, Mossman Gorge. Produced in Melbourne.

Purchase only at our shop in Port Douglas, the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (9-12 July 2026) and the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (6-9 August 2026).

Yalanji Arts & Gifts Shop
42-44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877
Monday - Saturday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Opening 7 days from the 1st March 2026

12/02/2026

Yalanji Arts - New Range of Socks

No. 3 of 6: Kunjuri (Rainforest Shield) design by Yalanji artist Gregory Salt. These shields were carved from a single piece of timber cut from side of the buttress root of a rainforest fig-tree. They were decorated with clan, totem or moiety designs using natural ochres and a water, fat or blood binder.Designed at Yalanji Arts, Mossman Gorge. Produced in Melbourne.

Purchase only at our shop in Port Douglas, the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (9-12 July 2026) and the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair(6-9 August 2026).

Yalanji Arts & Gifts Shop
42-44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877
Monday - Saturday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Opening 7 days from the 1st March 2026

10/02/2026

Yalanji Arts - New Range of Socks

No. 2 of 6: Wambiji (Platypus) design by Yalanji artist Vanessa Cannon. Guess her NRL Team. Designed at
Yalanji Arts, Mossman Gorge. Produced in Melbourne.

Purchase only at our shop in Port Douglas, the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (9-12 July 2026) and the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (6-9 August 2026).

Yalanji Arts & Gifts Shop
42-44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877
Monday - Saturday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Opening 7 days from the 1st March 2026

03/02/2026

Yalanji Arts - New Range of Socks

No. 1 of 6: Karrangkal (Corals of the Great Barrier Reef) design by Yalanji artist Margaret Rocky in her favour-ite colours. Designed at Yalanji Arts, Mossman Gorge. Produced in Melbourne.

Purchase only at our shop in Port Douglas, the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (9-12 July 2026) and the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (6-9 August 2026).

Yalanji Arts & Gifts Shop

42-44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877

Monday - Saturday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Opening 7 days from the 1st March 2026

23/11/2025

Clothing, homeware and accessories. Hand printed fabrics, hand sewn pieces, all produced in Australia.

To purchase any of our stock (textiles, ceramics or paintings) visit our retail outlet in Port Douglas or
find us at most major, national Indigenous art fairs.

�� 42-44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877
You can visit us from Monday - Sunday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Browse and purchase our hand-printed textiles, hand-made ceramics, fine prints on paper, and
merchandise with authentic designs.

15/11/2025

Yalanji artist, Gregory Salt, a nominee for this year’s NIFA Textile Design Award, is a Mossman Gorge resident. He draws
on his culture and love of this land to create intricate designs on his ceramic pieces.

You can find more Yalanji artworks, textiles and other gifts in our Port Douglas Shop.

42 - 44 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, 4877.
Monday - Sunday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM.

03/11/2025

We have been busy getting our new merchandise ready for the shop.
Tea towels, Tote bags and more.

Come and visit our shop in Port Douglas.

42 - 44 Macrossan street, Port Douglas.
Open everyday Monday to Sunday 10:00am til 5:00pm.

08/10/2025

Our school holidays have just finished and while it was on we opened up our studio to some emerging Yalanji artists.

They really enjoyed the process of working with clay and producing their own pinch pots as well as other pieces.

Address

1 Gorge Road, Mossman
Cairns, QLD
4870

Telephone

+61740981305

Website

https://www.yalanjiarts.com.au/

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