A conversational hum fills the Goongerah community hall, in the East Gippsland mountains. Loading... For one of Victoria's most remote places, it is busy. About 20 women and children sit in a circle, ...
Tasmanian Aboriginal women have completed a three year journey back in time, through the ancient art of basket weaving. A collection of woven baskets created by a group of Aboriginal women and girls - ...
Carolyn Smith knew she had a lot to learn when she arrived on the banks of the Klamath River 15 years ago. That summer, tribal elders taught her the cultural significance of hand-woven baskets and how ...
Traditional handicrafts like the Pala’wan Indigenous people’s tingkep woven baskets are deeply tied to local ecosystems; experts increasingly understand that supporting traditional practices can aid ...
NEARLY 50 years after being stolen from her family and placed in an orphanage, Lauren Jarret is relearning traditional Aboriginal basket weaving skills. Ms Jarrett, and women from the Gulli-bal Living ...
Jillaroos players have been learning traditional Aboriginal basket weaving to create gifts to present to opposition teams before World Cup matches. Ali Brigginshaw, Sam Bremner and Tallisha Harden ...
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