Priscilla Major, Shark Lily

Priscilla Major, Shark LilyPriscilla Major (Shark Lily The White One) Acrylic on Canvas 40. 5 x 51 x 3. 5cm The Shark Lily flower blooms in late October, signalling the start of shark season and our preparations for hunting them. During this time, sharks accumulate fat, making their meat rich in nutrients and ideal for eating. We also save the bones for making necklaces and the teeth to create knives. Before digging up the root, we cut off the flower and replant it with its

capable of lasting for many years

Dilly bags

rope and copper wire

Hand Crafted and Painted in Cairns AustraliaBoomerang dimensions

as the graduate of UMI Arts’ Exhibition Ready program

Mixed colours of polymer clay and silver plated base metal

Pictures etched in my mind

we cannot see the animal in the muddy waters

Blank gift card and envelope

I’m driving through my Great Grandmother Maude’s country between Delta Downs Station and Normanton

Carly's weaving styles vary and use many traditional and non traditional fibres in her creations

Desert Rains