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Melamine Plate (Bipotaim)
Melamine plates are virtually unbreakable. Incredibly strong and robust, they are a lightweight and a popular choice for picnics, camping and more.Great for use with small kids!
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Vacuum insulated double walled 650mm drink bottle for hot and cold drinks. Lightweight and compact, this bottle keeps either hot or cold for hours. Beautifully designed by Erub artists. A traditional hymn is printed tastefully within the design conveying how the gospel spread across the Torres Strait. Complete with secure screw top and handy carabineer clip, comes packaged in black gift box.
COMING OF THE LIGHT
Every year on 1 July Torres Strait Islanders celebrate The Coming of the Light to commemorate the adoption of Christianity across the islands. It began on the 1st of July 1871 when the Reverend Samuel MacFarlane of the London Missionary Society anchored at Erub Island and was welcomed on the island. Erub Arts produced a range of products to mark the150th anniversary of Coming of the Light inculding keyrings, caps, drink bottles and more.
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Classic can holder manufactured from 5mm genuine neoprene, will hold most drink cans. Prevents cold, wet hands as well as keeping drinks cool.
COMING OF THE LIGHT
Every year on 1 July Torres Strait Islanders celebrate The Coming of the Light to commemorate the adoption of Christianity across the islands. It began on the 1st of July 1871 when the Reverend Samuel MacFarlane of the London Missionary Society anchored at Erub Island and was welcomed on the island. Erub Arts produced a range of products to mark the150th anniversary of Coming of the Light including keyrings, caps, drink bottles and more.
Our artists create coiled baskets using a variety of materials including native grasses, natural and synthetic dyes, feathers and commercially produced raffia. The baskets vary in size and shape. Each one is unique.
Kaiela Arts provide an important space for local Aboriginal artists and the community to connect to culture through the arts.
We strengthen community by sharing culture, learning from our past and empowering future generations.
Kulyakartu; an area in the far north of the Martu homelands, near the Percival Lakes in the northern Great Sandy Desert. The artist’s elders have extensive knowledge of the Country in this region, where they grew up living traditionally during the pujiman (traditional, desert dwelling) days. Kulyakartu is mostly grass Country where there is very good hunting. There is no permanent water source in Kulyakartu,