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Daisy Moss Tote Bag from Alperstein Designs
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All over Print.
Print placement will vary between bags and from image shown.
Made in Australia
Dimensions (Approx):
Bag: 40cm x 40cm.
Base Gusset: 16cm
Handles: 60cm
Based on the artwork by Daisy Moss.
Includes information about the artist and artwork.
Royalties from this product directly benefit the artist and their community
Mary Moreen Tote Bag from Alperstein Designs
Regular price
$35.00
12 in stock
Royalties from this product directly benefit the artist.
Make a statement in style with the Mary Moreen Tote Bag! Featuring an eye-catching all over print, this tote bag is a must for anyone who loves great art and design! Roomy enough for all your essentials, you'll always feel 'totes' prepared when you don this bag!
Details:
- Featured artwork: Ningarti Mirrijini Kapiwarta' by Mary Elizabeth Moreen courtesy Jilamara Arts & Craft Association.
- Bag Dimnsions: 40cm x 40cm, Base Gusset: 16cm, Handles: 60cm
- Made in Australia
- Please note that artwork/placement varies between tote bags so each tote bag placement is a little bit different and may vary from image shown.
- Information about artist and artwork included.
Jilamara Arts and Crafts Association is an incorporated non-profit, Tiwi governed organisation that was established in 1989. Jilamara is in the remote aboriginal community of Milikapiti, overlooking the Arafura Sea, on the north coast of Melville Island, the larger of two Islands that make up the Tiwi Islands.
Jilamara artists are renowned for producing innovative contemporary works based on traditional ceremonial body painting designs, clan totems and Tiwi creation stories. Artists work from a palette of natural ochres to produce paintings on linen, canvas, paper, printmaking, weaving, bark & carved wood.
Over the course of three decades Jilamara artists have established themselves among the most recognised Indigenous artists nationally and internationally. With the support of the art centre, these artists have played a key role in cultural maintenance and renewal for the Tiwi people.
