Raffia Woven Necklace - Eva Braeden (pink/green) Art Supplies The dominant colours used in

The dominant colours used in this piece are pink and natural yellows with a purple accent

Artwork by Joycie Morton Petyarre

Bring the vibrant colors of the Outback into your home with this beautiful multicoloured painting by Caroline Numina

The painting used for this jigsaw puzzle was featured in the National Museum of Australia's exhibition - Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route

suitable for a variety of spaces

Raffia Woven Necklace - Eva Braeden (pink/green) Art Supplies The dominant colours used inThis beautiful necklace made from Tjanpi (grass), acrylic wool and raffia by Eva Braeden from Tjanpi Desert Weavers. The brightly coloured pink, green, and purple grass hangs from a black cord from a silver clasp. The two cords connect with a silver hook and rings at the back. Tjanpi Desert Weavers, a signatory to the Indigenous Art Code, is a dynamic social enterprise of the NPY Women's Council. Tjanpi (meaning 'dry grass') supports Aboriginal women