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Wear your culinary art on your sleeve - erm, hand! The Justin Butler Neoprene Oven Mitt will protect you from the heat while adding a splash of style to your kitchen. This lightweight mitt is made of neoprene and features an artful design that'll make you want to show off your cooking skills! Who knew heat protection could look so good?
Featured artwork (reproduced under license) by Justin Butler.
"My art is influenced by both my Kalkadoon and Bandjin stories and styles. My work involves embedding Aboriginal symbols, colours, contrasts, vantage points, and abstract designs to tell the stories of my people."
Justin Butler is an Aboriginal man from the Kalkadoon people of the Mt Isa region and Bandjin people of Munnamadahnamee (Hinchinbrook Island.) Justin's totem is the Emu foot from his Kalkadoon lineage and Yimba (Pelican) from his Bandjin lineage. Justin also has ties and connection to the Jirrabal, Warragamay and Tagalaka Aboriginal people.
Wear your culinary art on your sleeve - erm, hand! The Justin Butler Neoprene Oven Mitt will protect you from the heat while adding a splash of style to your kitchen. This lightweight mitt is made of neoprene and features an artful design that'll make you want to show off your cooking skills! Who knew heat protection could look so good?
Featured artwork (reproduced under license) by Justin Butler.
"My art is influenced by both my Kalkadoon and Bandjin stories and styles. My work involves embedding Aboriginal symbols, colours, contrasts, vantage points, and abstract designs to tell the stories of my people."
Justin Butler is an Aboriginal man from the Kalkadoon people of the Mt Isa region and Bandjin people of Munnamadahnamee (Hinchinbrook Island.) Justin's totem is the Emu foot from his Kalkadoon lineage and Yimba (Pelican) from his Bandjin lineage. Justin also has ties and connection to the Jirrabal, Warragamay and Tagalaka Aboriginal people.