Hogarth Arts Aboriginal design Polyester Silk Tie - Connections

Hogarth Arts Polyester Silk/Satin Tie - Connections by Stephen Hogarth

Ties made from Polyester Silk Satin.
Size:

• Length: 153cm (60'')
• Width: 7.5cm (2.95'') at its widest point.

made in China under Licence and designed in Australia by Aboriginal Artist

Story:  We as people expand our knowledge, we reach out and share, learn with others.  This painting represents reaching out and growing with community about travelling that extra mile to lend a hand and support others.  The circles represent communities and the roads in-between them, the yellow represents the sun on the land - the different colours show the different type of land between the communities, blue is the water and rivers.  The while lines are knowledge that is past on and shared.  The red oxide and white that comes from the communities represents the reaching out to others

About the Artist - Stephen Hogarth (Baayama)
Stephen is an Aboriginal contemporary artist, a descendant from the Kamilaroi nation and family going up throughout Southern Queensland.  Growing up in different places, Stephen learnt his artform from the Elders from where he lived at the time. His art means a lot to him and his culture.   He has won many awards and has a great eye and reputation for finely detailed indigenous art.  Stephen was given the Aboriginal name Baayama by an Elder meaning "Warrior Creator".

Direct royalties from the sale of every product goes to Stephen and his family.