Bring contemporary Indigenous Australian art into your home with this beautiful linen tea towel featuring Jabiru artwork by Ethel Murray, a Girramay woman and award-winning artist from Cardwell, North Queensland.

Produced in collaboration with Girringun Art Centre, this striking tea towel showcases Ethel's vibrant artistic style, inspired by her rainforest surroundings and deep connection to Country. Known for her distinctive depictions of native wildlife, Ethel's work combines contemporary design with traditional influences, creating pieces that are both meaningful and visually captivating.

Features

• Features Jabiru artwork by Ethel Murray
• Screen printed on quality linen fabric
• Showcases contemporary Indigenous Australian art
• Functional and decorative home accessory
• Ideal for gifting or everyday use
• Created in collaboration with Girringun Art Centre

About the Artist

Ethel Murray is a Girramay woman and award-winning painter and ceramicist based in Cardwell, North Queensland. Her work is inspired by the vibrant colours and wildlife of her surrounding environment and often features native birds and animals, a hallmark of her artistic style.

Product Details

Artist
Ethel Murray

Artwork
Jabiru

Material
Linen

Dimensions
69 × 48 cm

About Girringun Art Centre

Established in 2008, Girringun Art Centre represents artists from nine Traditional Owner Groups of North Queensland: the Nywaigi, Gugu Badhan, Warrgamay, Warungnu, Bandjin, Girramay, Gulngay, Jirrbal, and Djiru peoples. The centre is home to a diverse group of acclaimed artists and craftspeople whose works celebrate the cultures, stories, and landscapes of the Wet Tropics region.