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These beautiful, unique textiles are a cross-cultural collaboration combining Aboriginal designs and traditional Kashmiri handicraft. The chain-stitched (Gabba in local Kashmiri) cushions are hand stitched by rural folk in remote villages in one specific region of Kashmir. Over generations they have honed their skills and refined their hand crafted produce. Only the most skilful artisans can faithfully reproduce the images we send to them. Aboriginal artists in remote regions in Australia, as well as others living in our cities, benefit from regular royalties paid monthly, as well as using these products to tell other people about their rich cultural heritage.
The Wakirlpirri tree is a valuable resource that thrives along creek beds and near mulga trees. Its seeds can be consumed either raw or roasted over a fire, and when dried, they can be used to make a sweet drink known as yinjirrpi. Additionally, the wood from this tree is ideal for crafting tools such as karli (boomerangs) and ceremonial dancing boards.
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