Rug Wool 2x3ft Kurun Warun - Better World Arts
Rug Wool 2x3ft (61x91cm)-KWA755
Kurun Warun is a Gunditjmara man who is also a decendant of Truganini, the sadly famous last indigenous Tasmanian queen. This painting shows the fire stick plant. Its long stem and fibrous top end made it perfect for hand made fire, an important technology to Aboriginal people living the traditional life.
Artist: Kurun Warun
Kurun Warun is a Gunditjmara man who is also a decendant of Truganini, the sadly famous last indigenous Tasmanian queen. This painting shows the fire stick plant. Its long stem and fibrous top end made it perfect for hand made fire, an important technology to Aboriginal people living the traditional life.
Artist: Kurun Warun
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Rug Wool 2x3ft Kurun Warun - Better World Arts
Rug Wool 2x3ft (61x91cm)-KWA755
Kurun Warun is a Gunditjmara man who is also a decendant of Truganini, the sadly famous last indigenous Tasmanian queen. This painting shows the fire stick plant. Its long stem and fibrous top end made it perfect for hand made fire, an important technology to Aboriginal people living the traditional life.
Artist: Kurun Warun
Kurun Warun is a Gunditjmara man who is also a decendant of Truganini, the sadly famous last indigenous Tasmanian queen. This painting shows the fire stick plant. Its long stem and fibrous top end made it perfect for hand made fire, an important technology to Aboriginal people living the traditional life.
Artist: Kurun Warun
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Rug Wool 2x3ft (61x91cm)-KWA755
Kurun Warun is a Gunditjmara man who is also a decendant of Truganini, the sadly famous last indigenous Tasmanian queen. This painting shows the fire stick plant. Its long stem and fibrous top end made it perfect for hand made fire, an important technology to Aboriginal people living the traditional life.
Artist: Kurun Warun
Kurun Warun is a Gunditjmara man who is also a decendant of Truganini, the sadly famous last indigenous Tasmanian queen. This painting shows the fire stick plant. Its long stem and fibrous top end made it perfect for hand made fire, an important technology to Aboriginal people living the traditional life.
Artist: Kurun Warun
