These high quality stainless steel tumblers feature a full wrap print and are made from 18/8 Food Grade Stainless Steel so are lightweight, safe and durable.
The designs on these tumblers are from original Aboriginal art by artists from the Utopia region in the Northern Territory.
BPA Free | Single Wall
Care: Dishwasher safe but NOT microwave safe.
Measurements: 12.5cm (height) x 9cm (diameter – top) x 6cm (diameter – base). Holds approx. 455ml (16oz) of liquid.
Royalties from the sale of each product goes back to the artist and their community.
Material: 18/8 Stainless Steel
Note: Not suitable for hot drinks.
Colleen Wallace
Born: 1974
Language Group: Eastern Arrernte
Country: Arnumarra, near Gem Tree, North East of Alice Springs (father) and Arrulka, near Conniston, North West of Alice Springs (mother)
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas and Linen, Decorative Art
Subjects: Dreamtime Sisters, Awelye (Women’s Ceremony), Arlatyeye (Bush Yam)
Colleen is a self-taught artist who comes from a strong family tradition of Eastern Arrernte painters, including Therese Wallace (Colleen’s mother) and Gabriella Wallace (Colleen’s aunt). Colleen was raised by her stepmother, Kathleen Wallace, at Santa Teresa and Alice Springs. Colleen’s father’s country is near Gem Tree, north east of Alice Springs.
Colleen’s most popular paintings illustrate Dreamtime Sisters who are good spirits dancing the awelye (women’s ceremony) and looking after Colleen’s country.
‘My country is called Arnumarra that is my grandfather’s country. In my painting, the dreamtime sisters are a group of spirits that look after the land and also their role is to guard special areas such as sacred sites and protect the land.’ Colleen Wallace, August 2014.
Colleen says these sisters were once living people; her ancestors. She also paints Awelye (Women’s Ceremony) and Arlatyeye (Bush Yam Dreaming).
Colleen now lives at Mulga Bore (north east of Alice Springs) and Alice Springs with her husband, Colin Bird (Ada Bird’s son) and their children. Colleen also works at Mulga Bore School as a teacher.
Royalties from this product directly goes to the artist and their community.
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