Men And Women Hunting Purple Fashion

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Men And Women Hunting Purple

To purchase this fabric: We sell our fabric in 10cm (4″) increments, and prices are per 10cm “unit.” For example, if you need 35cm for your design, you should buy 4 “units” to make up 40cm.

NOTE: We do not exchange or give credit for cut fabrics, so please be sure of the amount before you order.

Indigenous people of Australia hunt and fetch their food from various sources came from the bush, the land and the sea. They use Bush Tucker such as Bush Banana, Bush Berries, Bush Plums etc. as their diet. They also hunt in the wild for wild animals. Men hunt Kangaroo with various hunting tools they have procured from their ancestors and women pick the fruits & vegetables from the bush. Over the years, they have learnt various ways of hunting, collecting and preparing their food.

Kerry Pearce is a young artist from the Coniston Station in the northwest of Alice Springs, Northern Territory. She belongs to Anmatyerre language group. Her learning with art & crafts helped her to gain a skilful hand and the teachings from her family and ancestors. In this artwork, Kerry depicted on how her people used to hunt in the bush for their food.

• Designed by: Kerry Pearce
• Crafts: Sewing, Quilting, Patchwork
• Composition: 100% Cotton
• Width: 110cm