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Hudson Big Tote Bag - 48x38cm
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Better World Arts is:
100% Authentic Indigenous artwork
Ethically & sustainably sourced Indigenous art
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These vibrant premium tote bags are perfect to hold books, for shopping & groceries. They also include the import addition of a zipper pocket inside where you can keep valuables safe.
Style: Big Tote Bag
Fabric: 100% cotton canvas
Washing: Dip and wring out a cleaning rag in cold water. Drizzle liquid laundry detergent on the rag and blot the tote with the rag to spot clean the stains and any built up residue. Turn the bag inside out and spot clean the lining as well. Wipe the entire tote down with a clean wet rag to remove all soap residue. Once clean, lay the tote on a flat surface and allow it to air dry.
Dimensions: 48cm (H) x 38cm (W)
Artwork: Pikilyi
Artist: Theo Hudson
Pikilyi is an important natural spring and water-hole at Mt Doreen Station in the Northern Territory. Pikilyi is the home of two rainbow serpents, a married couple. The wife was a Napananka skin group and the husband a Japangardi, a taboo relationship in the Walpri culture. The serpents are the "kirda' traditional owners of that country.
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WG
02/07/2022
Wendy G. Australia
Christmas presents for my granddaughter I know she will love it
Christmas presents for my granddaughters she will love it
PW
11/15/2021
Paula W. 
AustraliaExcellent
Excellent services & quick delivery & easy to ordering process
SK
06/07/2021
Sylvia K. AustraliaTote Bag
I am very very happy with my product and was delivered very fast. Couldn't be happier
MEET THE ARTIST
Better World Art Artists
Arnhem Land, Central & Western Desert regions
Better World Artists are a collection of Australian Aboriginal artists from remote communities across Australia. They collaborate with traditional artisans from remote regions in Kashmir, Peru, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Nepal to create beautiful hand crafted products.
