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Possum and Wattle: My Big Book of Australian Words Little Hare Books By: Bronwyn Bancroft, Sally Morgan (Introduction by) An eye-opening vocabulary book featuring words taken from Australia’s inspiring natural environment—with a glossary of Aboriginal terms More than 100 words about Australian animals, plants, and landscapes are defined and explained in this unique word book. From blossoms and bees through wombats and willy willys, the most prominent aspects of Australia’s beautiful landsca

Collect Beechboro Contactless Volume 1-3 First Edition Volume One: A-L Volume Two: M-Z Volume Three: The Arts, Language, Mythology and Religions, The Sciences, Sport, Names, Aboriginal Words, Maori Words, Australian Government, New Zealand Government, Australian and New Zealand Law.

Australian Leadlighting by Paul Danaher and Dexter Jackson. Nelson, 1989 - Glass craft - 154 pages. "This book, aimed at the would-be leadlighter, is in three sections. The first part is a catalogue, detailing all the equipment to make a leadlight panel of Tiffany style lamp shade. The second section sets out the techniques and skills involved in making these, as well as covering such important considerations as the layout of a workshop and necessary safety requirements. The final section c

Ten Dollar 1988 polymer Bicentenary notes. 3 consecutive serial numbers/perfect uncirculated notes, Johnston/Fraser signatures. Features the image of HMS Supply at Sydney Cove in 1788 and Aboriginal Youth/Rock art. $150 for the trio, thanks for viewing

Australian Art Maxine Fumagalli 1939- 2001 Turtle and Goanna Dreaming pick-up Deception bay

Unique Aesthetic Didjeridu with Stand you cannot find me one the same Authentic Aboriginal paints on one side of the Didjeridu and wood hand craved arts on the other side assembling the Australian Salt Crocodile Scales and with a very heavy solid hard wood stand to allow this heavy trunk of Didjeridu to rest comfortably. Bet you cannot find another one the same or even similar. It has been a display art effect, never been used as wind instrument. It's a bit picky as it needs a large space a

VINTAGE ALBERT NAMATJIRA FRAMED PRINT Heavitree Gap, Alice Springs 90 x 66 cm, Picture stand not included Australian Artist Edition - Legend Press Sydney, Australia. From the original Water Colour by Albert Namatjira L = 66 cm W = 90 cm Pick up at North Lakes 4509 or will post plus postage The Artist: Albert Namatjira (*****1959) is almost certainly Australia’s most famous Aboriginal artist and became renowned for his ability to embody his country using watercolours in a way not seen bef

5 x Australian Aboriginal Art covers. Great to display on the lounge or as placemats on a table. Comes with two red cushions as well. Buy the set for $50

Message stick: a cylindrical wooden stick engraved with unique markings, a bit like the Olympic torch. When a particular tribe’s messengers entered another group’s country, they would first announce their presence with smoke signals, so that they would be taken safely with the message stick to the Aboriginal elders, to whom they would speak their detailed message, usually about an important forthcoming tribal ceremony. The messenger carrying the stick was granted a kind of diplomatic immunity a

This is an incredibly beautiful Ammonite pair of highest quality. With wooden stand. All natural fossil shell that has been agatised. The ammonites are Cretaceous (Albian Stage) in age or approximately 110 million years old and are quarried in the Mahajanga Province of Madagascar. It has some beautiful opalised patches (aka Ammonite) on the shell with hot red and even some rare purple colour. Art of mother natural. This is a natural ammonite fossil belongs to Cleoniceras cleon and dates bac

Authentic Aboriginal Painting - Boat People by Flynn J Wallace. Milmera Tribe, Size 370mm x 300mm, frame 615mm x 515mm. Ornate carved timber frame, ready to hang. Flynn was born on the Atherton Tablelands in Northern Queensland to a Aborignal women of the "Jirrbal Tribe" and a Scottish father. Taken from his mother at a young age he was placed in a boys home before joining the Australian Navy 10 years later. This launched his career with the Department of Cival Aviation. During this time, Flyn

CHANCE TO OWN AN ORIGINAL PAINTING BY ONE OF THE MOST COLLECTABLE ABORIGINAL ARTISTS-MINNIE PWERLE(DECEASED) ARTIST: MINNIE PWERLE(DECEASED) MEDIUM:ACRYLIC ON CANVAS PAINTED: 2005 COA ISSUED BY "OUR LAND GALLERY" WA PHOTO OF MINNIE WITH PAINTING SIZE: 29CMS X 23CMS BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED READY TO GRACE A WALL CATALOGUE NUMBER:3504 TITLE:AWELYE-ATNWENGERRP AND BUSH MELONS MINNIE PWERLE******2006 DOB: c.1920 - 2006 Born: Utopia, NT LANGUAGE G

This salt shaker depicting a small Australian Aboriginal child with a kookaburra is a work from the famous Brownie Downing. The salt shaker is approx 8cm tall with a tan underglaze, the decorative art and some gold gilt filigree work on the top. The base has a plastic stopper and is marked 'Made in Japan. The piece is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Judy Watson Napangardi (b. c1935, d. 2016) - Mina Mina Dreaming 90 x 120cm. Acrylic on linen. Stretched & ready to hang. Painted in 2009. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Situated in Sydney. Enquire for freight cost. Judy Napangardi Watson was a leading Warlpiri artist whose richly coloured paintings of the Women’s Dreaming story from Mina Mina are dynamic images of a powerful ceremonial site in the Tanami Desert. Born at Yarungkanji, Mt. Doreen Station, she grew up in a tradit

Dorothy Napangardi (b. circa******1955, d. 2013) - Mina Mina 142 x 97cm. Acrylic on linen. Stretched & ready to hang. Painted in 2013. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and photo of artist with the artwork. Situated in Sydney. Enquire for freight cost. This painting consists of delicate lines of minimal dotting that dance with slow, persuasive rhythm across the surface of the canvas. They portray a visual rendition of the desert wind as it sweeps small particles of sand across th

Minnie Pwerle - Awelye Body Paint 65 x 82cm. Acrylic on canvas. Stretched & ready to hang. Painted in 1999. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Situated in Sydney. Enquire for freight cost. Minnie Pwerle was an Alyawarre woman born in the Utopia region in the early 1920s. Her country was Atnwengerrp; her languages were Alyawarre and Anmatyerre. She had five sisters: Margie, Molly, Emily, Lois and Galya, and two brothers. Minnie was married to the late Glory Ngarla’s late brother

Abie Loy Kemarre (b. 1972) - Bush Leaves 101 x 151cm. Acrylic on linen. Stretched & ready to hang. Painted in 2019. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity & photo of artist with the finished piece. Situated in Sydney. Enquire for freight cost. Abie Loy Kemarre began painting in 1994 under the guidance of her grandmother, the acclaimed Western Desert artist Kathleen Petyarre. Abie is the daughter of Margaret Loy Pula (who won the Wynne Prize in 2012) and Ray Loy Pula. Her aunt was the

Dimensions: 38cm x 42.5cm Australian Indigenous Health promotion Canvas cotton bag Ideal for shopping, beach, shoes etc. Qty 4 available: $3 ea BRAND NEW

Acrylic Artwork Blocks by Jules Thomas. Unique Blend of Cultures & Colours Makes Jule's Work Very Collectable. Exclusive to the Flour Mill Emporium in York, 10 Henrietta St. Prices $100 Small to $150 Large Each. Black Paisley SOLD, Natural Resources SOLD. We Can Deliver. Open Wednesday to Friday 9.30 to 4. Saturday & Sunday to 5. Purveyors of All Things Quirky & Unusual the Flour Mill Emporium, Gallery & Market has something for everyone. Cool & Original Art – Paintings, Sculpture, Wire