Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas! *Please note Read more…
Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas! *Please note Read more…
Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas! *Please note Read more…
Bawáliba and Ngalyod (Rainbow Serpent) – Babbarra Texta ‘My Kikka (mother), when she was alive, she would tell me these stories. I was just a little girl and she would tell us the stories in her language Gurrgoni. In the camps there were boy and girl Bawaliba, and old Bawaliba Read more…
Ngalng, Yawkyawk, Djanbokkon – Major Work Ngalng (fresh water yabby) ‘This is a story from Mankorlod. This is a djang story. This is the creation story about the fresh water yabby. Starting with the stone, that’s the raw one and the cooked one. The stone rock suddenly turned to ngalng, Read more…
Hand Printed Tea Towel – Single A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels. The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas! *Please note that the team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre will select your Read more…
Hand Printed Tea Towel – Single A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels. The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas! Being handmade there may be some print variations, making each item Read more…
Mandjabu (Fish Trap) Kuninjku people traditionally make two sorts of conical fish traps. One is called mandjabu and is made from a strong, durable vine called milil, and a smaller one is called manylik mandjabu, and made from the grass manylik. The mandjabuconical fish trap is bigger and stronger and used in Read more…
Kakárra (bush flowers) This design features lost of flowers and bush food from around the coastal areas of Entrance Island and Maningrida. ‘There are the leaves of the black plum – we call that karranganjónganja vita glabrata. There are also jungle flowers that we find when we are looking for Read more…