Muralappi Journey Aboriginal Art Viscose Scarf (170 x 70) - Desert in Bloom

Muralappi Journey Aboriginal Art Viscose Scarf (170 x 70) - Desert in Bloom by Jessica Skeen-McKinnon (Muralappi)

Size:  170cm x 70cm
Material:  Viiscose (lightweight material derived from the regenerative bamboo plant)

About the Design:  The miracle of the desert springing to life after the "Big Wet"  The Landscape changes before our very eyes to every colour imaginable

About the Artist
A descendant of the Burri Gubba and Kuku Typan tribes of North Queensland, Muralappi (Jessica Skeen-Mckinnon) was born into a family of talented artists and craftspeople. The name Muralappi translates to “youngest of my generation”, being the youngest of 14 children.  Jessica has painting since she was seven. Inspired by her father, she has evolved her artistic talent into one which reflects on nature and a message of identity – questioning our roots and belonging. Her art uses traditional motifs and colours from the desert, rainforests and oceans of Queensland.

Statement from Artist
Thank you for purchasing this item which helps support me as an Australian Indigenous Artist and also helps keep an age old hand made leather craft alive.  My art depicts the journeys in life we take that ultimately lead us home were we belong.  Over time this individually handcrafted item will stand out in the world of mass produced goods and become more personal by growing in beauty and character