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Bunha-Bunhanga (An Abundance Of Food) Linen Tea Towel
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Our latest range of homewares features demure yet sparkling designs inspired by natural landscapes from Wiradjuri artist Amanda Hinkelmann.
Printed locally in our studio in Meanjin (Brisbane) on natural flax linen, this elegant collection of fine homewares features muted colours in Amanda’s earthy palettes. Perfect for dinner parties, gifts, and adding a touch of natural sophistication around the home and table.
Inject some flair and individuality into your décor! Collect the set or mix and match Amanda’s designs for your own unique collection. Also available in bamboo picnic tableware.
Care Instructions: Gentle machine wash with similar colours, line dry in shade, cool iron on reverseProduct: Linen Tea Towel
Materials: Printed Linen
Size: L x H: 65cm x 45cm
Artwork: Bunha-Bunhanga (An Abundance Of Food)
Artist: Amanda Hinkelmann
Bunha-Bunhanga (An Abundance Of Food)
This artwork represents the bush tucker used by Aboriginal peoples. It represents the way in which the country provides for the people and the animals that live there, and the way in which the people take only what they need, to ensure there is always an abundance of food. It was the role of the woman to forage for berries, fruits, and native herbs. They would collect these items carefully, teaching the young as they went which foods were able to be collected and which were better left alone. There are representations within this artwork of lemon myrtle, wattle seeds, Kakadu plum, desert quandong, wattles and river red gum.
Amanda Hinkelmann
Wiradjuri woman
Amanda Hinkelmann is a Wiradjuri woman born in Wagga Wagga. She is raising her four children on Wiradjuri Country, passing down... Learn more