Cushion Cover - Willie Wilson #1 (Small) wattleseed Mamarra wood was used by

Mamarra wood was used by Anindiliyakwa men to make canoes and the bark was traditionally used by women to make coolamons to carry their babies

Throw & grow seedbombs are the easiest way to grow a native garden

and we were given fire to help us keep warm cook and for light at night

- Native herbs and spices

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Cushion Cover - Willie Wilson #1 (Small) wattleseed Mamarra wood was used byWillie's painting is of his country in the remote north western South Australia on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands. This painting describes Tjurkurrpa creation story. There are two wati men sitting either side of the rockhole in the middle of the painting. CUSHION COVER ONLY 30 cm x 30 cm Designed in AustraliaMade in India