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Featuring Bush Meats, Weapons and Tools artwork by Gemma Unghango, this striking tea towel celebrates the knowledge, skills, and traditions passed down through generations. The artwork reflects the teachings of the Wandjina, including the sustainable harvesting of bush foods, the making of tools and utensils, and the understanding of seasonal cycles that guide hunting and gathering practices.
A key part of this knowledge is caring for Country through sustainable hunting. The artwork references important bush foods of the north-west Kimberley, including the green turtle, where every part is used and respected.
• Features Bush Meats, Weapons and Tools artwork by Gemma Unghango
• Celebrates traditional knowledge of bush foods, tools, and hunting practices
• Highlights the importance of seasonal knowledge and sustainability
• Functional and decorative home accessory
• A meaningful gift featuring Indigenous Australian art
• Royalties paid to the artist
Material
• 100% Cotton
Artist
• Gemma Unghango
Perfect For
• Everyday kitchen use
• Gifts and souvenirs
• Collecting Indigenous Australian art
• Adding culture and colour to the home