Dawn | Celebrate Nature and Morning Light book These contemporary pieces have traditional

These contemporary pieces have traditional origins and stylistically draw reference to adornments worn by generations of Palawa women

any time of the day

Natural fibre is called rapa in local language - similar to sisal plant - hand foraged and processed

These striking earrings featuring lustrous maireener shells and echidna quills have been created by Palawa Tasmanian artist Aunty Jeanette James using the traditional Palawa shell stringing technique

Omnibird: an illustrated nonfiction book that teaches readers how to observe

Dawn | Celebrate Nature and Morning Light book These contemporary pieces have traditionalDawn by award winning picture book creator Marc Martin is a beautifully illustrated childrens book that gently invites young readers to slow down and observe the natural world at the start of a new day. As the sun rises, a sequence of small but meaningful moments unfolds. Animals stir, plants respond to the light, clouds shift, and birds call out across the sky. From a deer drinking and an owl waking to flowers opening and geese lifting into