Raffia Woven Necklace - Eva Braeden (pink/green/yellow) Consumables 1 white chalk pencil to

1 white chalk pencil to make guidelines (marks are easily removed with a damp cotton bud when your work is completely dry)

The white and grey dot patterns are painted meticulously and skillfully against the black canvas

create a striking piece of contemporary Aboriginal Art

have a wonderfully engaging presence

then take a look at this Bush Medicine Leaves painting by Louise Numina Napananka

Raffia Woven Necklace - Eva Braeden (pink/green/yellow) Consumables 1 white chalk pencil toThis beautiful necklace made from Tjanpi (grass), acrylic wool and raffia by Eva Braeden from Tjanpi Desert Weavers. The beautiful pink, green, and yellow woven pendant hangs from a braided strands by a silver clasp. The two strands connect with a silver hook and rings at the back. Tjanpi Desert Weavers, a signatory to the Indigenous Art Code, is a dynamic social enterprise of the NPY Women's Council. Tjanpi (meaning 'dry grass') supports Aboriginal