Fibre Objects

Yawk Yawk Click for a larger picture 131cm x
	Frewa Bardaluna
	Twined Pandanus	Maningrida. NT
	Code: SO1941 - Available	2009

Butterfly Fish Click for a larger picture 995cm x 144cm
	Marina Murdilnga
	Telstra entry
	Twined Pandanus	Maningrida NT
	Code: SO1935 - Available	2009

Eel Trap #5 Wungarr Click for a larger picture 124cm x
	Ninney Murray
	lawyer cane	Cardwell. Queensland
	Code: SO1997 - Available	2009

Eel Trap #3 Click for a larger picture 1.8m x
	Ninney Murray
	Ian’s
	lawyer cane	Cardwell. Queensland
	Code: SO1995 - Available	2009

Eel Trap #2 Click for a larger picture 105cm x
	Ninney Murray
	lawyer cane	Cardwell. Queensland
	Code: SO1948 - Available	2009

Eel Trap #1 Click for a larger picture 105cm x
	Ninney Murray
	lawyer cane	Cardwell. Queensland
	Code: SO1945 - Available	2009

Lawyer cane basket #3 Click for a larger picture 40cm x
	Sandra Leo
	lawyer cane	Cardwell. Queensland
	Code: SO1944 - Available	2009

Lawyer cane basket #2 Click for a larger picture 50cm x
	Sandra Leo
	lawyer cane	Cardwell. Queensland
	Code: SO1943 - Available	2009

Mat Click for a larger picture 870cm
	Katie Fry
	The flattened round mats are derived from the conical pandanus mats used in rituals and ceremonies. Missionary influences in Arnhem Land communities contributed to the flattening of the mats to make them more ‘useful’ to a market far away from their source. The flattened mats made in the Maginingrida area today are mainly twined, but some women make coiled mats. Closely twined work represent a minority; more dominant in the Maningrida region is a combination of plain twined areas which alternate with sections of either crossed or open twining producing much airy work.
	Pandanus	East Central Arnhem Land. NT
	Code: SO050 - Available	2004

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