Desert Mob
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Status: Stock . The 2025 Desert Mob Tote – in bold new colourways – is built to last for the bush or the big smoke and just gets better with age. It’s big! 550mm x 400mm x 100mm It’s Read more…
Status: Stock . The 2025 Desert Mob Tote – in bold new colourways – is built to last for the bush or the big smoke and just gets better with age. It’s big! 550mm x 400mm x 100mm It’s Read more…
Status: Stock . Get ‘em while they’re hot (and wear them even when it’s hot!). What’s not to love about our limited-edition super soft, Desert Mob 2025 socks with signature logos? 100% Cotton knit One size fits all 7-11
Status: Stock . Represent by wearing our Desert Mob 2025 tee and be seen in the company of 35 Aboriginal art centres! Heavy weight, 240 gsm,100% carded cotton ASColour ‘Faded Coal’ with 2 colour (front) & 4 colour (back) screenprint Read more…
Status: Stock . Who doesn’t like a bit of tail? And now you can carry it around in style with Desert Mob’s custom Rootail Bag. 10oz cotton twill with 1 colour screenprint and woven label 63 cm high (including Read more…
Ngari 2008 The circular motif in this painting depict ngari, the entrance to honey ants’ hole. Ngari also means honey ant. The honey ants are dug up after rain when the ground is soft. They are a sweet and popular Read more…
Tawal Tjunka Lewis is from Papulankutja/Blackstone. He is famous for his beautiful wood carving and spear making. He worked for many years in Blackstone and originally painted with Papulankutja Artists until he went to Wanarn. This painting is from Tjunka’s Read more…
Tingari Men Ben Holland was born at Kiritjiti. His country is around Kiritjiti and Yanpan, near Mantamaru. This painting depicts the Tingari Men, a group of ancestral elders who – in the Dreaming – travelled over vast areas of the Read more…
Wakalpuka Tjunka Lewis is from Papulankutja/Blackstone. He is famous for his beautiful wood carving and spear making. He worked for many years in Blackstone and originally painted with Papulankutja Artists until he went to Wanarn. This painting is from Tjunka’s Read more…
Mantamaru Rachel Jennings is a Warburton woman. Her sister Eunice Porter lives in Warakurna and she sometimes comes to visit her and paints for Warakurna Artists. Rachel also paints for the Warburton Arts project. This painting is about a special Read more…
Lake Baker Neville McArthur is from Warburton and now resides at Wanarn Aged Care. This painting is about a Kunyia that travelled all the way from Kuru Alala to Lake Baker.