including a beautiful glasswing butterfly and the treacherous robber fly

and has since flourished in her weaving practice

Gary Foley

Butjirinaning is a large monsoon vine forest tree that is traditionally used by Yolngu to treat sores of the skin and muscle cramps

statement-making jewellery that celebrates and honours First Nations culture - imbuing a sense of empowerment and joy within everybody who wears it

Museum of Willa and Wade | Author: Judith Henderson meta-indigenous including a beautiful glasswing butterflyCome one, come all to a very special event the grand opening of the Museum of Willa and Wade! Willa and Wade (an ostrich and a penguin) discover something curious on their walk. The small round object is sparkly but looks very old. They've discovered a treasure! And it belongs in a museum. In fact, it belongs in their very own museum, which will be called the Museum of Willa and Wade (MOWW). So, how do you make a museum? Well, first they have to