Watiya Tjuta - Palazzo Pants - Black on White (Tencel Linen) Fabrics The tightly structured patterning of

The tightly structured patterning of the key motifs and bold use of colour demonstrates the artist’s confidence in her individual artistic vision within a family of superlative artists – and the cultural heritage that continues to inform the myriad expressions of Western Desert artists

this design by Doreen Lane depicts a childhood memory - jumping in the back of a ute with her family and travelling from Papunya to Ulumbauru

The master from Marnpi is worth owning for the images alone

Please note: Cushion fillers are not included

Aboriginal artists in remote regions in Australia

Watiya Tjuta - Palazzo Pants - Black on White (Tencel Linen) Fabrics The tightly structured patterning ofThese palazzo pants features Mitjili Napurrula's design, which depicts the Watiya Tjuta the acacia trees of Uwalkari country in the Gibson Desert used to make kulata (ceremonial spears). This is her father's Tjukurrpa, passed down to her by her mother, who first drew it for her in the sand. Mitjili was born in 1945 at Papunya and began painting at Ikuntji Women's Centre in 1992, winning the Alice Springs Art Prize in 1999. Mitjili passed away in April