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Bring meaningful First Nations storytelling into your home with this beautifully hand-embroidered table runner featuring Nganauwe Ngarrindjeri Peggeralin (My Ngarrindjeri Country Dreaming) by Ngarrindjeri artist Cedric Varcoe. The artwork shares the creation story of Ngarrindjeri Country, following Ngurunderi, Pondi the Murray Cod, and the formation of the River Murray, lakes, and surrounding landscapes.
Handcrafted using traditional embroidery techniques, this striking piece combines cultural storytelling with artisan craftsmanship, creating a unique addition to any home.
Features
• Artwork by Ngarrindjeri artist Cedric Varcoe
• Features the story Nganauwe Ngarrindjeri Peggeralin (My Ngarrindjeri Country Dreaming)
• Hand embroidered by artisans in Kashmir
• Wool embroidery on a cotton canvas base
• Non-slip backing
• Royalties paid directly to the artist
• Includes certificate of authenticity with artist information and artwork story
• Plastic-free packaging
Materials
• Wool embroidery
• Cotton canvas base
• Non-slip backing
Dimensions
• 76 cm × 304 cm
Care Instructions
• Dry clean only (Perc-clean)
• Spot clean with a damp cloth if required
Packaging
• Wrapped with a cotton bow
• Includes certificate of authenticity
Artwork Story
This artwork celebrates the Ngarrindjeri creation story of Ngurunderi and Pondi, the great Murray Cod, whose journey shaped the River Murray, lakes, waterways, and landscapes of Ngarrindjeri Country. Through vibrant symbolism and storytelling, the artwork honours the deep cultural connections between people, Country, water, and creation.