Status: Stock
Featuring artwork by Anderson George depicting the rich colours of delicious bush fruits found in the region.
Crafted with a blend of shimmery silk and soft cotton, this sarong seamlessly combines elegance with comfort. A versatile and luxurious accessory designed for all occasions infused with the spirit of Arnhem Land.
Silk Cotton blend. 98cm x 198cm. Designed in Wugularr / Beswick, Arnhem Land.
Name: Anderson Balang Rittharrngu George
Language: Wagilak, Rittharrngu
Community: Wugularr (Beswick)
Biography:
Anderson is a Director of Djilpin Arts. He is the son of the late artist Angelina George and carries on the family tradition of making contemporary art with designs for textiles and print. Anderson supports and works with the Djilpin Arts by encouraging local community artists, and is committed to the legacy of his late brother Balang Lewis.
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