Status: Stock Spinifex Paper A unique paper made by hand from pure Spinifex Spinifex paper was first made in Blackstone in the late 1990s by Helen Gordon. The process uses non-toxic, environmentally safe and sustainable methods. A small grant was received by Papulankutja Artists in 2005 to employ a person Read more…
Status: Stock Nancy Medium Crossbody (Firm) fully lined, zip closure, zippered external rear pocket, zippered internal pocket, oval base and adjustable strap.
Status: Stock DBAG PDAV Cotton Drawstring BagAll over Print. 30cm x 45cm
Status: Stock CZIP PDAV Cotton Zip BagDimensions: 21cm x 12cmBased on the artwork by Nora Davidson.Includes information about the artist and artwork.
Status: Stock PBAN PDAV If your pet wears a collar then they can wear one of our 100% Cotton Pet Bandanas. Made in Australia, pet bandanas feature incredible artworks reproduced under license from Papulankutja Artists in Western Australia. These pet bandanas are worn on the collar rather than the neck so one Read more…
Status: Stock CUSH PLAM Australian Made Cotton Cushion Cover featuring licensed artwork by by Elaine Lane from Papulankutja Artists located at Blackstone, Western Australia. Dimensions (approx): 45cm x 45cm Zip Closure.Print on both sides of the cushion.Please note that artwork/placement varies between cushions so each panel/cushion is a little bit different.
Status: Stock CUSH PDAV Australian Made Cotton Cushion Cover featuring licensed artwork by by Nora Davidson from Papulankutja Artists located at Blackstone, Western Australia. Dimensions (approx): 45cm x 45cm Zip Closure.Print on both sides of the cushion.Please note that artwork/placement varies between cushions so each panel/cushion is a little bit different.
Status: Stock TOTC PDAV Cotton Tote BagAll over Print. Print placement will vary between bags and from image shown.Made in AustraliaDimensions (Approx): Bag: 40cm x 40cm.Base Gusset: 16cmHandles: 60cm
Kungkarrangkalpa (Seven Sisters) ‘Kungkarrangkalpa’ (The Seven Sisters or Pleaides) is significant Tjukurrpa (dreamtime). Its origins you may be familiar with in astronomy and its connection to ‘Wati Nyiru’ (Magic Man or Orion). The roots of this dreaming stems across indigenous groups around the world. The Australian Aboriginal songline is one Read more…