'Guwarrawarr''Guwarrawarr' Original Acrylic on Canvas 33cm x 33cm floating framed Sandon Gibbs O'Neill, 2023 'Guwarrawarr' means green. This artwork shares aspects of community and the land. The centre of the artwork reflects a community with the design either side illustrating rivers. It also includes Aboriginal symbols which shows a connection to the land and the culture and knowledge held within the land itself. A u shape is used to symbolise people as it is

The red dragonfly ceremony takes place at a lake

These artworks come ready to hang proudly on your wall

The much loved SOLD OUT 'Renewal' print makes a reappearance

celebrations and Christmas

'Guwaguway' means pink

Your limited edition print of 'Yanaanhi' will be one of 56

It was because of the person he was and the respectful relationships he made that he was a valued part of that community

educator and custodian of traditional law and stories

The large circle in the centre depicts a family or community group where everyone is valued equally and works together

There are four lakes in Nhunggal country – the Narran lake

These were crushed and mixed with water to create the natural tones on ‘From Country’

Each postcard will come with a recycled brown paper envelope