Kija Country Table Cloth Val Smith a descendant from the Ewamian

a descendant from the Ewamian and Western Yalanji people of North Queensland

Cobble Cobble

Designed by Kamara Morgan This beautiful design titled Gulpaga meaning Waterhole in Yorta Yorta language represents water and the spiritual connection we have with water for drinking

This artwork is inspired by Shara's homelands Quandamooka Country which is also known as Moreton Bay

known for its joyful

Kija Country Table Cloth Val Smith a descendant from the EwamianKija Country meaning Desert Tracks in Kija Language. With each dot representing a footprint, and cumulatively, the creation of journey track overtime, Kija Country 2 emphasises the importance of caring for Country. Through gentle treads, we hope to minimise our impact on the surrounding environment, to live in peace and harmony with the land and its animals just as Kija ancestors have for tens of thousands of years. Designed by Kija Bardi artist