Weaving Digital Print Scarf
Weaving Digital Print Scarf
Artist: Elsie Bara
Dimensions: 110 x 110cm
Through working with Darwin-based artist Anna Reynolds, the Warnindilyakwa artists have embraced digital design to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind textiles. They capture elements from their own artworks — inspired by their Country and Culture — and transform them using design software, resulting in original patterns that tell a story.
In 2021, this collaboration grew even further with the launch of an exclusive range of digitally printed scarves. Created on luxurious silks, these scarves carry the rich heritage, stories, and landscapes of the artists’ homelands, reshaped for a fresh, contemporary style.
Artist
Elsie Bara, a senior Anindilyakwa artist, resides with her family at Fourmile Outstation. Renowned as a master weaver and bush string artist, she serves as a teacher for young artists, ensuring the continuity of these cultural traditions. Elsie's expertise extends to natural dyeing, which she skillfully incorporates into contemporary bush dye techniques.
Elsie has significantly contributed to various fashion lines at the art center and has actively participated in collaborative bush dye textile projects. Elsie finds immense joy in the process of creating baskets and gayuwa (dilly bag) at the art center. Elsie credits her mother, who shared the secrets of gayuwa and basket weaving with her.
Elsie is the proud grandmother of our Art and Culture Officer, Sheanah Marawili, and the sister of senior artists Elvis Bara.
Shipping
On smaller items we offer $15 flat rate regular mail using Australia Post. Delivery times from Groote Eylandt to capital cities in Australia is approximately 10-14 days.
You can optionally request Express shipping for $20 flat rate. Express shipping is faster, usually 4-5 days to capital cities. Deliveries to regional towns or country addresses may take longer.
Postage on larger items is calculated depending on size, weight and destination. Our team works to ensure that all artworks are posted as soon as possible. Larger artworks will be barged to Darwin and freighted, meaning delivery times can be up to four weeks.
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