Coolamon - Deidre Burgoyne Rosier Katie Morgan Tiny dots cover the background

Tiny dots cover the background in brown

This 30x30cm stretched artwork features stunning earthy brown birds accompanied by rich red lines

He was an accomplished painter and traditional ngangkari –spiritual healer

provide protection against mapurtiti (spirits)

Australian Made Cotton Tea towel based on the artwork 'Madja' (Rainforest) from the Wurarr-wurrarr (Dragonfly) Collection by Sheryl J Burchill from North Queensland

Coolamon - Deidre Burgoyne Rosier Katie Morgan Tiny dots cover the backgroundThis stunning Coolamon (sometimes referred to as a Yandi Dish), hand painted by renowned Aboriginal Artist Deidre Burgoyne Rosier, a proud Kokotha Mirning Wirangu woman. It is not only a unique work of art but a piece of cultural significance. Crafted from milkwood collected in Central Australia, this traditional artefact is a representation of Aboriginal craftsmanship and storytelling. A Coolamon is traditionally used by Aboriginal people to carry