Tote Bag | Bilum | Large | Skin Pik meta-indigenous This jumper has been produced

This jumper has been produced by Kaylene Milner of WAH-WAH

Her rich language of painterly abstraction reverberates with a multitude of references including histories of art

the most north-eastern island in Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait

Whether they're building their own empire on one of Japan's dedicated cat islands

A beautifully written and illustrated story of a mouse father and child on a day out

Tote Bag | Bilum | Large | Skin Pik meta-indigenous This jumper has been producedThese Bilum are joyful works of art. The inspiring female artisans from Papua New Guinea weave each bag by hand using the ancient art form of bilum weaving. Each bilum takes around six weeks to make and communicates life stories through pattern and colour. The Skin Pik design is local to Goroka and symbolizes when when women came together to eat, those with higher status were treated to finer parts of the pig, the women of lower status were left to