One of Twelve Walka Wiru Ngura Wiru Tie by Phyllis DoneganWalka Wiru Ngura Wiru Tie by Phyllis Donegan Donegans painting Walka Wiru Ngura Wiru transports us across the vast desert country surrounding the Tomkinson Ranges near the artists home community of Kalka, in the far north western reaches of South Australia. The paintings title, Walka Wiru Ngura Wiru translates into English as, lovely country, lovely drawing. Through her skilful use of layering and tonal graduation, Donegans work creates an immersive

created for those who are little and royal

perfect for adding a touch of joy to any table

It offers fresh insights into visual and cultural history

A beautiful blend with a perfect balance between Amber and Hibiscus which makes it an

Can be worn singularly or stacked with other rings

85 x 85 x 98 mm

in which Andy Warhol delved into the controversial and deeply personal subject of drag before becoming the iconic figure of Pop art

Diego Ramírez and Robert Cook

Internationally acclaimed Kokatha and Nukunu artist Yhonnie Scarce is unique in the Australian contemporary arts landscape

Bold and never out-of-place

OLFACTIVE FAMILY: amber woody oriental

Material: Super light etched and hand painted acrylic circle with Aboriginal flag circle with stud