WA YO WAY | 'Story Lines' | Tea Towel / Green + pink | Grace Lillian LeeGRACE LILLIAN LEE Born: Cairns Region: Murray Island Language: Meriam Mir Saltwater Freshwater: Saltwater Current Location: Cairns 'STORY LINES' "I explore my lineage through the act of weaving. Taught to me by Uncle Ken Thaiday I aim to preserve my culture through contemporary forms. The weave is traditionally known as the grasshopper weave." Details: Cotton linen blend This tea towel was designed, printed and sewed in Australia. WA YO WAY 'Story

LAURIE NONA | 'Karrbai Thabu Adhy - Kissay (Snake and White Stork Totem - moon phase)' | 2015 | Linocut | 76 x 56 cm | Edition of 35

Catalogue ID: BRRO039

Screams and cries echo throughout the night

blocks of wood and steel

Image size: 380mm x 390mm

NAPOLEAN OUI | 'Garra' (Spider) | Djabugay Nation rainforest shield design | 2016 | 3 colour etching on one plate

Fiona graduated from Queensland College of Art with a Bachelor of Visual Art in Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art and has been exhibiting at art fairs and in galleries since 2015

The two young men are also being taught how to identify these dangers

Etching printed in black from one plate with Chine Colle

Kowai (bush apple)

Only certain men knew how to make shields and paint them

synthetic polymer on canvas