Sculpture | Elaine James | Tjanpi Desert Weavers meta-science-week-25 coming into contact with many

coming into contact with many British painters - Francis Bacon and David Hockney among others

a bio-based fabric that is made from spinning beech tree cellulose

Flannel Flower: Fresh-cut green stems and soft wild florals with cedarwood and vetiver

Super light (56 g each)

Sculpture | Elaine James | Tjanpi Desert Weavers meta-science-week-25 coming into contact with manyThis gorgeous lizard (tinka) sculpture has been handmade by Elaine James, an who was born in Kaltukatjara (Docker River), Northern Territory in 1972. Elaine spent her early years in this area, travelling around with her parents, from whom she learnt about her Pitjantjatjara culture, heritage and language. Featuring beautifully coloured weaving, it is full of character this is a truly special piece of First Nations art. Weaving with fibre in this way