These texturally exquisite cushion covers are created through Better World Arts Cross Cultural Projects. This cushion was designed by Tali Tali Pompey of Kaljiti Arts in the Anangu/Pitjantjatjara/Yankunytjatjara lands in central Australia and chain-stitched by skilled Kashmiri artisans with the highest quality Kashmiri wool. The Cross Cultural Projects give substantial benefits to all the participants in the production process. The results truly have to be seen and touched to be believed.

Tali Tali has recently been recognised as a significant emerging artist, and her work is in demand by collectors and galleries. Tali Tali is influenced stylistically by Milpatjunany – drawing in the sand, which is a way of passing on traditional knowledge about law and culture as well as about country. Survival meant knowing and understanding every aspect of living off the land and in particular the food and water sources. Visual representation through sand drawings gave clarity to the stories through images.

The price quoted here includes GST and free delivery within Australia.

Dimensions: 41cm × 41cm
Material: Wool

Learn more about Better World Arts
See more Better World Arts gifts