Domica Hill

WE PROUDLY INTRODUCE Domica Hill TO KOH LIVING

Pakana woman Domica Hill is a contemporary Aboriginal artist infusing traditional elements with modern colour palettes and patterns. She has a passion for native flora and fauna inspired by the loss of her daughter Briar Primrose.

Domica's creations often captivate a blend of contemporary and vibrant work while still paying homage to tradition with symbolism. Each artwork serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of her people and their inseparable connection to the land her ancestors inhabited.

Koh Living is proud to introduce Domica Hill as a design partner for 2024. Domica's artwork freatures beautiful contemporary design that is heavily influenced by traditional art practices and her own personal journey. Read more about Domica's story in our blog.

What Domica Hill Art Products Are Available

Koh is excited to launch a wide range of Domica Hill Aboriginal art products that are perfect for gifts or for treating yourself. Domica Hill Designed products are available in our popular tote bags, water bottles, tealight candles and more.

What Style of Artwork Feature On Domica Hill Art Products?

Such as stunning use of colours, with a strong influence of flowers is how we best describe our Domica Hill designer range of homewares and fun. You'll find Domica's stunning Banksia design on a range of Koh Living gift and home products including our tealight candles, coasters, water bottles and journals.

What Koh Living Lifestyle Products Feature Art By Domica Hill?

Be inspired and bring joy to your day, or the day of someone special by gifting them an extraordinary art gift from the Domica Hill gift range. You can choose from our:

Domica Hill Stainless Steel Drink Bottles
Domica Hill Designed Coasters
Domica Hill Designed Tealight Candles
Domica Hill Designed Tote Bags
Domica Hill Designed Journals
Domica Hill Designed Candle Tins

About Domica Hill

Domica Hill's story is one of loss and hope, with painting being at the front of centre of her healing process. Domica moved to Victoria in 2015 where she felt more accepted as an Aboriginal woman of Palawa Ancestry and was inspired to paint following the loss of her daughter and subsequent miscarriage.

Domica credits painting as key to her journey of healing and creating hope for the future, with the birth of her son and meeting many people with whom painting their stories has helped with their grief. Read more here in our blog.