Bush Foods Fabric - Black, Red and Yellow on Natural (Linen) Fabrics They work with Australian Aboriginal

They work with Australian Aboriginal artists from remote communities across Australia

focusing on jewellery made from native ininti seeds and gum nuts

These Marsha pants by Benita Multa depicts the camels of Kungkayunti (Brown's Bore) - her birth Country

which depicts the Watiya Tjuta - the acacia trees of Uwalkari country in the Gibson Desert - used to make kulata (ceremonial spears)

Zakius Jack's design on this fabric depicts Wilkinkarra - Lake Mackay

Bush Foods Fabric - Black, Red and Yellow on Natural (Linen) Fabrics They work with Australian AboriginalThis design by Joyce Dixon depicts the different bush foods she was taught by the old ladies to find, harvest and cook. Joyce created this fabric as a way to preserve and share this knowledge with future generations. Joyce was born in 1977 at Papunya and has been painting since she was around 10 years old. She was raised partly by Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri and Paddy Tjungarrayi Carroll, two senior lawmen and renowned artists of the Papunya Tula art