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Our beautiful Yarilla collection as seen on the runway at Australian Fashion Week is available to buy on our website. This collection, inspired by the Gumbaynggirr word “yarilla”, meaning “to light up and illuminate,” which highlights the beauty of our Gumbaynggirr Jagun (homelands) on the Mid North Coast of NSW.

Each piece in this collection is a work of wearable art, telling the stories of our ancestors and tells the story of the creation of our waterways, mountains and seas. The designs speak about our matriarchal culture, celebrating the strength and resilience of the women in our family.

Don’t miss out on limited edition Yarilla Collection pieces. Place your order now for a Nov/Dec delivery!

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‘YARILLA BAALYA’ DRESS AT DAVID JONES MUSEUM

Our ‘Yarilla Baalya’ Indigenous-inspired wedding dress is being exhibited in the David Jones Archive exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum.

More than just a dress; its platform for storytelling, deeply personal and meaningful. Hand-painted on cotton calico, a special feature of the dress is the depiction of our traditional birthing caves.

It is on display at the former David Jones Art Gallery in their Elizabeth Street store in Sydney until 25 August 2024.

AusMumpreneur Awards Finalist

Miimi and Jiinda founder and artist, Melissa Greenwood has been selected as a ‘Business Excellence’ award finalist in the prestigious AusMumpreneur Awards 2024.

This recognition celebrates Melissa’s entrepreneurial spirit and her commitment to empowering Indigenous voices through her brand, while juggling the demands of motherhood.

Being named a finalist is a beautiful testament to Melissa’s dedication and the success of Miimi & Jiinda in making a meaningful impact in the fashion industry.

Congratulations to our amazing Melissa for receiving this great acknowledgement.

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