Stelly Currie, an Artist who Actively Introduces Indonesian Fabrics in Australia

Kapanlagi.com - Since getting married and living in Australia, artist Stelly Currie has pursued a career as a fashion designer. Her various designs always use authentic Indonesian traditional fabrics.

This is because she wants to promote Indonesian textiles abroad, especially in Australia.

"I promote the production of various Indonesian materials to several tabloids in Sydney, New Castle, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, and Queensland, and have received positive responses from readers. We have already done photo shoots of the designs, and even World Magazine and Inspiring People Magazine USA have published several articles," said Stelly Currie via email.

Since getting married and living in Australia, artist Stelly Currie has pursued a career as a fashion designer. Her various designs always use authentic Indonesian traditional fabrics.
This is because she wants to promote Indonesian textiles abroad, especially in Australia.
"I promote the production of various Indonesian materials to several tabloids in Sydney, New Castle, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, and Queensland, and have received positive responses from readers. We have already done photo shoots of the designs, and even World Magazine and Inspiring People Magazine USA have published several articles," said Stelly Currie via email.

1. Popular Through Her Songs

In addition to actively promoting Indonesian textiles through various designs, Stelly, who was once popular through her songs titled Bidadari and Sarang Hamida in 1999, also does not forget her talent in singing.

She often creates songs and posts her song creations on her YouTube channel. It is recorded that she has created and sung more than 200 songs. Her song creations are also often performed by her daughter Laura Alessandra Currie.

2. Still Caring for Jakarta Artists

"Actually, there are already more than 1000 songs for the challenge, and I have released a song titled Indonesia Tumpah Darahku, and now I am almost finished with three songs with the theme of Indonesian national songs," said the woman who used to frequently appear on the big screen.

Since living in Australia, Stelly still cares for artists in Jakarta. It is not uncommon for her to raise funds to help musicians in Jakarta who are in need of assistance.

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