Authentic Aboriginal art. Luxurious Australian Merino wool. Made for stylish travel.
Crafted from Woolmark-certified Australian Merino wool, this generously sized scarf feels beautifully soft and cashmere-like against the skin. Warm when temperatures fall yet naturally breathable, it is an elegant travel essential for cool evenings, winter escapes, air-conditioned flights and changing seasons.
Its striking palette of midnight blue, turquoise, white and deep indigo brings colour and distinction to black, denim and neutral wardrobes.
A luxurious scarf. A distinctive Australian gift. A meaningful work of wearable art.
The ultimate stylish travel companion
Lightweight, warm and beautifully versatile, the Night Ceremony Dreaming Wool Scarf adds polished style without taking up valuable suitcase space.
Wear it long over denim for daytime sightseeing, drape it over a black dress for dinner, or wrap it around your shoulders as an elegant extra layer on cool evenings. Its rich blue palette makes it especially easy to coordinate with black, navy, white, denim and other travel wardrobe staples.
From lakeside escapes and city breaks to long-haul flights and special evenings away, this is a scarf designed to travel beautifully.
A meaningful Australian gift
More than a luxurious accessory, the Night Ceremony Dreaming Wool Scarf is an authentic expression of Australian Aboriginal culture.
Beautifully boxed and accompanied by the story of the artwork and artist, it makes an exceptional Australian gift for birthdays, anniversaries, corporate presentations, overseas visitors and anyone who values art, provenance and conscientious design.
What makes Mainie different
Mainie is an Indigenous-owned Australian fashion label specialising in authentic Aboriginal art translated onto luxurious natural textiles.
Every Mainie design is created under licence, the artist retains copyright, and royalties are paid from every piece made. Each scarf carries genuine cultural provenance, connecting the wearer with the artist, the artwork and the Country from which its story comes.
Geraldine Napangardi Granites
Geraldine Napangardi Granites was born in Yuendumu, a remote Aboriginal community approximately 290 kilometres north-west of Alice Springs, and has lived there throughout her life.
She comes from a distinguished Warlpiri artistic family. Geraldine is the daughter of acclaimed artist Alma Nungarrayi Granites and the granddaughter of Paddy Japaljarri Sims and Bessie Nakamarra Sims, two founding artists of Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation.
Through her family, Geraldine inherited important Jukurrpa stories, cultural knowledge and artistic traditions passed down across generations.
She is closely involved with her large extended family and enjoys spending time with children and helping care for the family’s grandchildren.
Learn about the artist: Geraldine Napangardi Granites