KingKing was founded by Gurindji/Waanyi sisters Tarisse and Sarrita King, following more than 20 years of successful careers in the arts. The brand is driven by a vision to bring the beauty, connection and storytelling of their culture into everyday Life. As second-generation Aboriginal artists, Tarisse and Sarrita created KingKing as a platform to share their stories through fashion, accessories and homewares. Their work offers a fresh and authentic perspective on Aboriginal art and storytelling within a space often dominated by non-Indigenous-owned businesses. Country, Community and Culture sit at the heart of their practice. Their work is a celebration of identity - being loud and proud as Blak artists and sharing a powerful Indigenous perspective of the world.

KingKing invites both community and allies to wear their pieces with pride -feeling deadly, confident and connected through contemporary design.

Image Credit: KingKing Creative shows at First Nations Fashion + Design RECLAMATION Runway 2026 presented with Artspace

Photographer: Wendall Teodoro & Lucas Dawson Photography