Better World Arts
Tipuamuntumirri Cushion Cover Wool (Fish) 16in (40cm)
or 4 payments of $16.00 AUD 
More info
Better World Arts is:
Better World Arts is endorsed by/member of:
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.
Product: Cushion Cover Wool 16in (40cm)
Materials: 100% wool outer and cotton canvas lining
Dimensions: 40cm X 40cm
Artist: Jane Margaret Tipuamuntumirri
Muputi is the Tiwi word for Fish or many Fish. Fish is a common source of food in the Tiwi Islands. Typically Salmon and Barramundi are the most commonly found around the Tiwi Islands usually caught in a fishing net with live bait.
Will leave the warehouse within 1-2 business days.
Standard Shipping: $6.95
Express Shipping: $14.95
*Free Standard Shipping: Spend over $150
*Free Express Shipping: Spend over $250
Free Returns within 45 days after delivery.
Just download your free returns postage label in our returns portal, print it and send your item back.
COVID-19 UPDATE: Australia Post has been experiencing some delays in these uncertain times, but are doing their best to ship your orders to you in time. We thank you for your patience!
You can find more information about Shipping and Returns here.
We are proud to support First Nations artists, community organisations, non-for-profits, and small Indigenous-owned retail businesses. Our diverse audience and customers gives us the ability to reach all Australians and promote cultural awareness and appreciation. Together in the last 3 years we have directed $1.8 million to Indigenous employment and training, artist compensation and promotion, model contracts and direct community funding.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters, and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.