Status: Stock Dirrarn (Black Cockatoo) – Rowena Morgan These earrings are designed by Kija artist Rowena Morgan.Dirrarn are a common sight on Rowena’s Kija Country and to her, these birds represent great power and respect.They measure approx. 4.5cm in width and 5cm in length and have either an orange mirror top Read more…
Status: Stock Helicopter Seed Pod – Mrs C Djiagween These earrings were designed by the late Mrs. C. Djiagween.Mrs. D was an esteemed Yawruru and Jabirr Jabirr Elder who was one of the founding members of Nagula Jarndu.With her family’s permission we continue to celebrate her life through the legacy Read more…
Status: Stock Jiidid (Whirlpool) – Cecilia Tigan Jiidid (whirlpool) design by Mayala artist Cecilia Tigan.Cecilia comes from Djarindjin up on the Dampier Peninsula 160kms north of Broome.It is country surrounded by sea and this design tells the story of the jiidid and the power and strength of the ocean on her country. The Read more…
Status: Stock Goorrarndal (Brolga) – Rowena Morgan Goorrarndal is the Kija word for brolga. These earrings were designed by Kija artist Rowena Morgan. Brolgas are one of Rowena’s favourite birds, often seen dancing out on the flood plains of her Country. Pearl grey acrylic with handpainted charcoal details and green mirror Read more…
Status: Stock Wanggurru (Ocean) – Martha Lee Wanggurru – Ocean earrings designed by Yawuru artist Martha Lee. Handcrafted from a stunning teal mirror acrylic with a pale-gold mirror circle and a stainless-steel post. Approx. 5cm in diameter. All our earrings use stainless steel, nickel free findings.
Status: Stock Gumnuts – Marie Manado Gumnut blossom earrings designed by Yawuru artist Marie Manado. Assembled from hand-painted mint green and mirror pink acrylic with a mirror green circle and a stainless steel post. Approx. 7cm in length. All our earrings use stainless steel, nickel free findings.
Status: Stock Gurlibil (Turtle) – Amanda Rose Lee Gurlibil – turtle earrings designed by Yawuru artist Amanda Rose Lee. Amanda likes to depict gurlibil laying their jimbu (eggs) which they do in Mangala Season, around December-March. Handcrafted from mirror teal blue acrylic, and a dark blue organic circle and stainless-steel, nickel free post. Approx. 5.5cm in Read more…