Jocelyn Wilfred Basket 98-24 TSS SALE and charts its impact on

and charts its impact on Melbourne’s artistic and cultural landscape

then they both headed north and came to a place called Garanydjirrmurr where they spoke the Mildjingi language

Most learnt weaving from their grandmothers and mothers at a young age

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Jocelyn Wilfred Basket 98-24 TSS SALE and charts its impact onHandwoven by Jocelyn Wilfred in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. Numbulwar Numburindi Arts weavers use a combination of locally harvested pandanus and retrieved ghost net in their fibre art. The ghost net is abandoned fishing lines that wash up on the shores of Numbulwar, having travelled thousands of kilometres with the currents and endangering vulnerable sea life. Ghost nets take 600 years to break down, shedding microplastics the entire time. They