BRIDGET FARMER - MAGPIE WOODEN STANDING BIRD Judy Watson Traditional Anangu people from the

Traditional Anangu people from the remote Western Desert paint in the Better World studios and their gorgeous fine art and sculptures convey stories of their rich and ancient culture

entertaining and playful prompts

meaning 'Big Sister' in the Arrernte language is an Indigenous owned and operated business run by Warumungu & Luritja woman Melissa

Chapters Include:

Indigenous Australians have used White Cypress as a relaxant for thousands of years

BRIDGET FARMER - MAGPIE WOODEN STANDING BIRD Judy Watson Traditional Anangu people from theBRIDGET FARMERAustralian Magpie Wooden Standing BirdApprox. H: 9cm L: 17. 5cm Bridget Farmer's standing birds are printed and coloured by hand and simply slot together to assemble. BRIDGET FARMER Central Victoria Irish born artist Bridget Farmer lives in the bush an hour north of Melbourne. She studied art in Ireland and then trained as a printmaker at RMIT in 2007. She has an obsession with birds and is inspired by the natural world on her doorstep.