Wanjibung Edwards, Kaláw / Firestick II

Wanjibung Edwards, Kaláw / Firestick IIWanjibung Edwards, (Kalw Firestick II) Thlbvthalp, gidee gidee, Cooktown orchid, raffia, from cabbage palm frond, thalt palm leaf, rralmp, Native black ngolthr, bamboo Ma rrambliny, sugarbag Height: 128cm Head: 13 x 7cm The firestick, known as the Kalaw, is a sacred cultural object created by the men of the Kokoberrin clan. Traditionally crafted from native hibiscus wood, when prepared with skill and respect, it served as a reliable fire starter for

Pendant dimensions 10

Samu (cassowary)

As a child

Made by Michelle Weare

The artefacts from this region are unique and include large broad shields

Designed in Australia by Melanie Hava50x70cm tea towel100% cottonFeatures design of Goldman Sweetlips

The central meeting place in the artwork

The story recounts the journey of spirit men who travelled the land and acquired a rock

Beach Treasures are works that remind me of my mother

Kassandra Savage (Majestic Korrakorr)

It is because of this we learnt what bush foods we can eat from both the west coast and east coast of Far North Queensland

ancestral pathways