Good Throw Co - Alkira Throw Rug

Good Throw Co - Alkira Throw Rug

$189.00
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Good Throw Co - Alkira Throw Rug
  • Good Throw Co - Alkira Throw Rug
  • Decorative blanket with tribal design on a wooden surface with palm trees in the background
  • Beige and brown patterned blanket draped over a white sofa with decorative pillows.
  • Good Throw Co - Alkira Throw Rug
  • Decorative blanket with tribal design on a wooden surface with palm trees in the background
  • Beige and brown patterned blanket draped over a white sofa with decorative pillows.
Good Throw Co - Alkira Throw Rug

Good Throw Co - Alkira Throw Rug

$189.00

Celebrate culture, art and sustainability with this limited‑edition Indigenous art throw, created through a collaboration between Good Throw Co and Indigenous artist Taylor‑Lee of Ochre Sisters. “Alkira” reflects the harmony of country — where land meets fresh water — and tells a story of connection, community, growth and abundance through vibrant imagery and thoughtful design.

Design & Story

  • The artwork depicts the meeting of land and river, symbolising harmony between elements.

  • A flourishing flower represents new life, growth and change.

  • Wavy lines illustrate a river full of abundance, and symbolic figures represent community and connection to Country.

  • The lively palette reflects the joy and vibrancy of nature.

Versatile & Functional
This throw is as practical as it is beautiful: use it as a picnic rug, bed throw, lounge accent, beach towel, blanket for cosy evenings, or even hang it as wall art to bring cultural storytelling into your home.

Details

  • Material: 100 % recycled cotton

  • Size: approximately 2.2 m x 1.6 m

  • Care: Hand wash or cold gentle machine wash; do not tumble dry; avoid rough surfaces and jewellery when folding to prevent thread pulls.

About the Artist
Taylor‑Lee is a young Indigenous artist from the southern Gold Coast (Kungadidji), whose passion for surfing, skating and painting shapes her creative work. In 2023, her artwork for NAIDOC Week was commended by the Queensland Government and she was awarded the Young, Black & Proud Scholarship. She creates and shares her art under the name Ochre_Sisters alongside her younger sister.

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