Sculpture | Justine Anderson | Mouse | Tjanpi Desert Weavers meta-indigenous These scarves a produced through

These scarves a produced through working directly with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art centres

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Sculpture | Justine Anderson | Mouse | Tjanpi Desert Weavers meta-indigenous These scarves a produced throughWeaving with fibre in this way has become a fundamental part of Central and Western desert culture and draws on the traditional practice of making manguri rings a ring worn on the head made of grasses and cloth. Here we see traditional weaving techniques re framed using a mix of traditional and contemporary materials including wool! The result is a strikingly bold and colourful sculptural piece with layers of historical significance. Tjanpi Desert