Scartree Country by Cara Shields
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"On Wiradjuri Country, scared tree carving was used as markers for ceremonial sites, burials and tribal boundaries.
Intricate line works where carved into the tree trunks.
Bark was also removed from the trees leaving a scar on the trunk for the purposes of making canoes, shields and coolamons.
These series of paintings start a with certain style of lines that lays the foundation of the pattern.
The foundation lines represent:
Connection
Regrowth
Boundaries
The pattern itself represents my cultural of the past, present and the future."
- Cara Shields
The Indigenous Collection translates original artworks by First Nation artists into three-dimensional luxury rugs using the finest materials such as wool and silk.
The copyright of the original designs and stories behind each of the artworks remains the property of the individual artist.
Each artist is paid a royalty of every sale.
Size: 2.5M x 3M
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More Information- Vacuum regularly to remove fluff and dust from the pile
- Clean spills promptly with a cold undyed damp cloth.
- Periodic professional cleaning recommended.
- Avoid steam cleaning, as moisture can affect the pile of your rug. The rugs are to be dry-cleaned only.
- Shedding will occur and sprouts of yarn may come up to the surface during initial use. Clip with sharp scissors.