Aboriginal design Fabric Pendant - Salt Lake (Red)

Aboriginal design Fabric Pendant - Salt Lake (Red) by Heather Kennedy

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
Heather Kennedy is a Palawa woman from Victoria and is an Aboriginal visual  Artist and designer mixing traditional and comtempory art styles.  Every design she creates is influenced by her surroundings and interpretation of what she sees and feels.  Her work is inspired by stories, life’s journeys and memories of what has been passed to her from her elders, children and grandchildren. She also has a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts 
Story:  There are about three salt lakes in Northern Territory in Australia. Among these lakes, Amadeus is the longest Salt Lake. It spans about 180km (110miles) in length and 10km (6.2miles) in width. It is estimated to contain 600 million tons of salt. Due to aridity of the area, the surface of the lake formed like salt crust. However, sometimes due to heavy rain, the salt is washed away to the nearby Kinke River

MADE IN AUSTRALIA