October 2024

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Kurrajong Seed Pod on Cotton Linen – Gabriella Baxter

Kurrajong seed on natural coloured linen/cotton blend by Gabriella Baxter 2022

Lengths of handprinted screen printed fabric on linen/cotton blend 137cm wide

The base fabric is ‘natural’ and is a three-colour print with cream, black and red ochre coloured details.

Gabriella is a Walmajarri-Nykina artist from Fitzroy Crossing, but now based in Broome.
Her works consists of imagery that speaks to her Grandmother’s Country and is a tribute to her ancestral homelands, The Great Sandy Desert.
The seeds of the kurrajong tree may be eaten when roasted, either ground into a flour or consumed without modification. The flowers and roots may also be eaten.

Price is per metre.

By CompNet Systems, ago

37781064004865

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Walara (Gum Nuts) on Black Silk – Marie Manado

Eucalyptus walara (nuts) and blossoms on silk by Marie Manado 2022

Lengths of handprinted screen printed fabric on 100% silk dupion 137cm wide

The base fabric is black and is a three-colour print with cream, and light and dark browny-orange coloured details.

Marie is a Yawuru-Ninamburr artist based in Broome. Her artwork draws on the cultural knowledge that has been passed down to her from her elders, particularly knowledge around bush foods and their applications.

Eucalyptus trees are commonly found in the Kimberley. The walara (nuts) are often used to create jewellery and the plant itself has many medicinal properties, particularly for treating ‘cold-sick’ and inflammation.

Price is per metre.

By CompNet Systems, ago

37781064004864

Status: Stock

Walara (Gum Nuts) on Cotton Linen Natural – Marie Manado

 Eucalyptus walara (nuts) and blossoms on linen/cotton blend by Marie Manado 2022

Lengths of handprinted screen printed fabric on linen/cotton blend 137cm wide

The base fabric is ‘natural’ and is a three-colour print with light sage green, light olive green and black coloured details.

Marie is a Yawuru-Ninamburr artist based in Broome. Her artwork draws on the cultural knowledge that has been passed down to her from her elders, particularly knowledge around bush foods and their applications.

Eucalyptus trees are commonly found in the Kimberley. The walara (nuts) are often used to create jewellery and the plant itself has many medicinal properties, particularly for treating ‘cold-sick’ and inflammation.

Price is per metre.

By CompNet Systems, ago