The Milky Water Collection is grounded in Bianca and Jaydenes deep connection to their grandfather’s Country along Sturt Creek. This landscape, it's waterways, plants, fruits, and shifting seasons, forms the heart of their storytelling. From their studio in Wyndham, the sisters translate these stories into artwork that reflects their identity, their memories, and the strength of their community.

At its core, the collection pays tribute to the Aboriginal stockmen and women of the Kimberley, people whose skill, resilience, and cultural knowledge shaped the region but were too often left unrecognised. Through their designs, Bianca and Jaydene honour this legacy, acknowledging both the hardship and the pride carried by those who worked the Stations and helped define life across the north.

The Milky Water Collection is a celebration of Country, culture, and the stories that continue to flow through their family. The Milky Water name was given to Bianca and Jaydene by their father, Richard Long, who is a proud stockman.