Wayne Pellagreen | Palawa Artist & Carver

Discover Aboriginal Art by Wayne Pellagreen at Aboriginal Bush Traders, featuring handcrafted ironwood clapsticks and cultural works inspired by his Palawa heritage. His art expresses a powerful journey of reconnection to Country, culture, and identity through storytelling and creative practice.

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Clap Sticks (Yellow) by Wayne Pellagreen

Aboriginal Bush Traders

$160.00

Painted Clapsticks by Wayne Pellagreen (red ochre $ Black)

Aboriginal Bush Traders

$160.00

Clap Sticks (Yellow) by Wayne Pellagreen

Aboriginal Bush Traders

Clap Sticks (Yellow) by Wayne Pellagreen

$160.00

1 in stock

Artist: Wayne Pellagreen
Title: Painted Clapsticks
Medium: Acrylic paint on Ironwood
Length: 27cm

View available works and artist profile

Indigenous Art Code

We are a proud member of the Indigenous Art Code, a system developed by the Australia Council of the Arts to preserve and promote ethical trading in Indigenous art.

When you shop with us you are directly supporting our community arts centres and independent Indigenous artists who rely on income from us. We guarantee payment to the artist and true provenance of all our products.

We are committed to the following:

Transparency.

· Transparency in the process of the sourcing, promotion and sale of products.

Ethically Sourced.

· All products are consigned for sale and certified through the community arts centres and independent artists.

Community Benefit.

· We partner with not-for-profit organisations who work in their best interests of their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artisans and ensure a good price.

Painted Clapsticks by Wayne Pellagreen (red ochre $ Black)

Aboriginal Bush Traders

Painted Clapsticks by Wayne Pellagreen (red ochre $ Black)

$160.00

2 in stock

Artist: Wayne Pellagreen
Title: Painted Clapsticks
Medium: Acrylic paint on Ironwood
Length: 29cm

View available works and artist profile

Indigenous Art Code

We are a proud member of the Indigenous Art Code, a system developed by the Australia Council of the Arts to preserve and promote ethical trading in Indigenous art.

We are committed to the following:

Transparency.

· Transparency in the process of the sourcing, promotion and sale of products.

Ethically Sourced.

· All products are consigned for sale and certified through the community arts centres and independent artists.

Community Benefit.

· We partner with not-for-profit organisations who work in their best interests of their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artisans and ensure a good price.