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Royalties from this product directly benefit the artist and their community.
Featuring artwork by Marianne Burton, this Australian-made tea towel brings contemporary Aboriginal art into your kitchen. Practical and stylish, it adds a vibrant touch to everyday living while celebrating Indigenous Australian art.
Features
• Artwork detail from Punmu Waterholes by Marianne Burton, courtesy Martumili Artists
• Royalties benefit the artist and community
• Made in Australia
• Practical and decorative kitchen accessory
• Artwork placement may vary, making each tea towel unique
Dimensions
• Approx. 48 cm × 79 cm
Packaging
• Includes information about the artist and artwork
About the Artist
Marianne Burton is a Martu artist represented by Martumili Artists. Her artworks reflect the landscapes, stories, and cultural heritage of her Country in the Western Desert region of Western Australia.