Status: Stock
Featuring artwork by Peter depicting the different types of fish found in the fresh waterways that provide an important food source.
Crafted with the luxury of silk but blended with viscose for breathable comfort, the Djilpin scarf is perfect for everyday use. A wearable artwork investment evoking the spirit of Arnhem Land, perfect for summer or winter.
Silk Viscose blend. 46cm x 180cm. Designed in Wugularr / Beswick, Arnhem Land.
Name: Peter Lindsay
Language: Murrinh-Patha, Kriol
Biography:
Peter is a Traditional Owner from Bulman. He currently lives in Beswick with his wife and family. Peter likes to draw portraits and contemporary images as well as traditional designs.
Mostly from mothers country - Daly River & port Keats. Mostly pencil and pen. created colour cartoon artwork for sunrise health displayed in animation format. Multiple animated characters.d
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