Weaving (Lakun) in Raw Sienna SALA My Nan used to talk

My Nan used to talk about the way she would shuffle her feet in the sand so the Kuti (cockles) would rise to the surface so she could eat them

Acrylic on canvas

WEAVING (LAKUN) - MUNTRIES & NATIVE RASPBERRY

fish traps and mats

back to NSW then along the river to her great grandmothers country in South Australia

Weaving (Lakun) in Raw Sienna SALA My Nan used to talkNgarrindjeri people weave to make resources such as baskets, fish nets, fish traps and mats. While they sit and weave, they are sharing stories, bringing people together. They are connecting on different levels and teaching younger generations about Creation, connection to the environment, to family, kinship, language and to our ancestors. Prints on paper are printed on smooth cotton rag 310gsm. They are archival quality and will not fade for 100+