Table Runner- Two Sisters - Show stopping authentic Aboriginal designs

These amazing indigenous designs have been produced by Australian artists and made into generously sized table runners.  They look great on a sideboard or down the centre of a table.

Each design has a unique story which is printed and enclosed with the item. 
Stories tell of collecting food, having a women’s corroboree (gathering), men’s ceremonies, and tales of the land with creatures and food and tools.

Gorgeous colours saturate the fabrics.

What we love about it: Traditional authentic designs that tell wonderful stories about the Australian bush and it’s people.

Stories echo traditions of ceremonies, food gathering and going walkabout.  We love that we can bring these amazing designs into homes. 

What you need to know: Australian  Aboriginal Table Runners featuring authentic Aboriginal Designs printed on 100% cotton

·      Royalties from these products go directly to the artist.

         Artist:  Julie Woods

•       Size: 150cm x 45cm (59 inches x 18 inches)

•       Fabric: 100% cotton 

•       Care Instructions: Machine washable.

•        Gift ideas: People will love these. They fit in anywhere and add that special something!

•        All about the designer:  2 Sew purchases these products from a community that rewards each designer with every sale.  By purchasing from us you are supporting Australia’s Indigenous Artists and their communties.

•        All about the design: MINYMA KUTJARRA (TWO SISTERS)

Julie is telling the story of two sisters travelling through her mother's country towards Docker River, Northern Territory. They stopped at Ilkuwaratjara and cut a wana (digging stick). The punu (wood) was really straight. The little sister was getting homesick, but the big sister said; "No, I am taking you to meet your family." Along the way they were digging for kuka (meat such as goanna) and Niny (Bilby). They got kuka and they were happy to have a good feed. The 'U' shapes are the sisters. Next to them are their wana or digging sick. The circles represent rock or water holes where water collects after the rains.

•        What are you waiting for?     Each design has an amazing story that comes printed with the artists name. Purchase any design, and reward the artist.                                

Why not?  These quality items make gorgeous homes and will generate lots of conversations… “oh wow, where did you get that ? “