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Marks Wool Cushion Cover (Yellow) 30x30 cm
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Brighten up your living room with these beautiful pure wool cushions. They are handcrafted using a technique called Gabba. The ancient technique of chain-stitches a traditional Kashmiri handicraft is important to the local economy. This work is produced in remote villages and provides an important supplementary income between harvests and other rural work.
These cushion covers feature a plain black cotton canvas lining and secure zip closure.
Please note: This product is handmade so the artwork may differ slightly from the images.
Product: Cushion Cover Wool 12in (30cm)
Materials: 100% wool outer and cotton canvas lining
Dimensions: 30cm x 30cm
Artist: Damien and Yilpi Marks
Mt. Liebig, west of Papunya. Damien’s great grandfather and his family are travelling through the desert towards Kintore, collecting food, camping. The sun is setting over a hillside. The red concentric circles are dry rockholes, and the blue and white are filled with clean water. The red stripes are the tracks of the family walking through the sand.
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06/26/2021
Pippa N.
AustraliaMarks Cushion Cover is beautiful!
This gorgeous and vivid piece of art was an ideal gift for friends who were traveling interstate to a new home, as will double as a house-warming present. Feel like I'll have to get another one for myself now :)
VH
06/09/2021
Vicki H.
AustraliaMarks Cushion Cover
Love it - will make a great present for a friend of mine. She'll think it is deadly
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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.
