Aboriginal design Fabric Pendant - Bush Tucker (White)

Aboriginal design Fabric Pendant - Bush Tucker (White) by June Smith

45mm fabric button set in a silver plated pendant setting (nickel and lead free).
75cm ball chain necklace with clasp - Nickel plated brass with a silver finish chain of 2.1mm balls.

One piece of fabric will give many varied and unique pendants. Pendants rarely will be duplicated

$1.00 will be donated to ILF for each pendant sold to help buy reading books for children

About the Artist
June Smith is a well-known artist in Santa Teresa, Alice Springs. She was born in 1960 in Alice Spring and she studied in Alice Springs. She is the first woman in Santa Teresa to paint on silk
Story:  Bush food (referred to as bush tucker in Australia) traditionally refers to any food which is native to Australia and is used as sustenance by the original inhabitants. For thousands of years Aboriginal people survived living off the land, eating well when food was plentiful and conserving it in times of drought. This food is called bush tucker or bush food, and it is Australia's native food

MADE IN AUSTRALIA