Status: Stock
LSCA PLAM
Linen Scarf
Scarf size: 120cm x 120cm
Made in Australia
Gift Boxed
Based on artwork by Elaine Warnatjura Lane from Papulankutja Artists.
Includes information about the artist and artwork.
Status: Stock
Ensure your on-the-go lifestyle is never slowed down with this stylish fold-up backpack. Lighter than ever before, this foldable backpack is designed to easily travel with you and protect your belongings from the elements. Crafted with quality materials, it easily folds flat, making it a great space-saving option for everyday and long-term travel. Durable and stylish, it is sure to become an essential item for all your adventures.
Fold up backpack features Aboriginal Artwork by Nora Nyutjangka Davidson from Papulankutja Artists.
Dimensions: 37cm x 15cm x 45cm (approx)
Zip pockets at front.
Main compartment – zip closure.
Backpack folds back up into front pocket.
Open Side pockets
Status: Stock
Spinifex paper was first made in Blackstone in the late 1990s by Helen Gordon. The process uses non-toxic, environmentally safe and sustainable methods. A small grant was received by Papulankutja Artists in 2005 to employ a person to further develop the commercial and artistic aspects of the project. Spinifex Paper from Blackstone is handmade, decorated and packed in Blackstone by local Aboriginal people. They undertake all steps of production from picking Spinifex to final packaging. Spinifex is a renewable natural resource iconic of the red centre to both domestic and international visitors.
in 2024 the arts centre reach out to BHP for a start up grant to revisit the paper project that was great source of employment and pass time for artists and local workers
Status: Stock
Manymak (very good)! This product helps build a sustainable source of income for Yolŋu artists and art workers at Bula’Bula Arts.
Status: Stock
Boab nuts are synonymous with the Kimberley region. Many artists start their careers carving and painting boabs for sale as gifts, decorations and for sharing stories before moving onto painting on canvas and other art forms.
Artefacts are made locally by artists and craftspeople, many of whom are Mangkaja artists.