A4 Pattern Paper – Contemporary Australian Indigenous

A4 Pattern Paper – Contemporary Australian Indigenous
Explore the vibrant world of contemporary Australian Indigenous art with this beautiful collection of pattern papers, featuring the works of two First Nations artists, Agnes Wotton, Indinji artist from Palm Island Bwgcolman and Jo Wilson of Ngemba people Brewarrina Northwestern NSW.

These 8 original hand-painted patterns convey profound spiritual stories based on the concepts of home, country, identity, and the environment.

This pack of pattern papers can be used in collage making, paper craft, card making and art projects. Children can explore their creativity by cutting, tracing, folding, and pasting these beautiful designs. This pack includes 40 papers, 5 × each of the 8 unique designs. This paper is A4 size, and made with wood that comes from FSC certified forests.

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Pack of 40
Single-sided patterned craft paper
Vibrant designs of contemporary Australian Indigenous art
8 unique designs each a testament to the artists’ creativity & heritage
Featuring the works of 2 First Nations artists, Agnes Wotton & Jo Wilson
FSC paper
A4 size

About the Artists
Agnes Wotton is from Palm Island, Bwgcolman, QLD, her mother is an Indinji woman and her father, a Yalanji man. Agnes has been painting for 17 years and uses art as a way to express herself and calm her mind, using her work to help others find their dreams.

Jo Wilson, proudly representing the Ngemba people of Brewarrina, NSW. She embraces her Indigenous heritage and culture, finding healing and happiness through her intuitive and ritualistic paintings. Her works often feature healing rainbows, the moon, sun, stars, and the universe. Jo hopes her creations bring joy and strength to others.