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Weaves & Textile Art

Discover "Blue Horizon" by Ashculme Textiles, a stunning textile art piece using hand-reared alpaca wool and natural dyes, capturing the essence of the Australian outback. Perfect for adding a serene touch to any space.

Blue Horizon Textile Art

$84.00
Discover "Bushland Serenity" by Ashculme Textiles, a stunning textile art piece using hand-reared alpaca wool and natural dyes, capturing the essence of the Australian bushland. Perfect for adding a touch of nature to your home decor.

Bushland Serenity Textile Art | Alpaca & Silk by Australian artist Fiona Durman

$98.00
"Desert Dreaming" by Ashculme Textiles is a captivating artwork made from hand-reared alpaca wool and silk, dyed with natural bush foliage. This piece reflects the sweeping landscapes of the Australian desert, framed between glass panels for a striking visual display.

Desert Dreaming Textile Art | Alpaca & Silk by Australian artist Fiona Durman

$75.00
Celebrate cultural heritage with the "Emu Spirit Basket," a traditionally woven basket by Gomeroi artist Debbie Wood. Part of "The NAIDOC Collection," this piece features natural raffia and emu feathers, embodying artistic tradition and natural beauty.

Emu Spirit Basket

$250.00
Explore "Eternal Waves" by Ashculme Textiles, an artwork made from hand-reared alpaca wool and silk, dyed with natural bush foliage. This piece captures the flowing patterns of the Australian landscape, framed between glass panels for an enchanting visual experience.

Eternal Waves Textile Art | Alpaca & Silk by Australian artist Fiona Durman

$75.00
Discover "Flowing Earth" by Ashculme Textiles, a stunning artwork made from hand-reared alpaca wool and silk, dyed with natural bush foliage. This intricate weave evokes the serene beauty of the Australian outback, framed between glass panels for a captivating display.

Flowing Earth Textile Art | Alpaca & Silk by Australian artist Fiona Durman

$75.00
Experience "Outback Streams" by Ashculme Textiles, a beautiful textile art piece crafted from hand-reared alpaca wool and natural dyes, evoking the flowing streams of the Australian outback. Perfect for nature-inspired decor.

Outback Streams Textile Art

$84.00
Explore the "Quandong Harmony Basket," a traditionally woven basket by Gomeroi artist Debbie Wood. Part of "The NAIDOC Collection," this piece features natural raffia and quandong seeds, celebrating cultural heritage and sustainable artistry.

Quandong Harmony Basket

$350.00
Discover "Seed Pod Echoes" by Fiona Durman of Ashculme Textiles, a hand-woven artwork crafted from alpaca wool and silk thread, dyed with foraged plant colors. This framed piece captures the essence of nature and is ready to enhance any space with its organic beauty.

Seed Pod Echoes Textile Art | Original textile art by Australian artist Fiona Durman

$1,680.00
Explore "Sunset Plains" by Ashculme Textiles, a stunning artwork made from hand-reared alpaca wool and silk, dyed with natural bush leaves. This piece captures the warm beauty of the Australian plains at sunset, framed between glass panels for a detailed display.

Sunset Plains Textile Art | Alpaca & Silk by Australian artist Fiona Durman

$75.00

The Baby Emu Collection – Baby Emu 1 Pink

$91.00

The Baby Emu Collection – Baby Emu 3 Natural

$91.00

The Bush Spirit Collection – Bush Spirit 1

$98.00

The Bush Spirit Collection – Bush Spirit 2

$98.00

The Bush Spirit Collection – Bush Spirit 3

$98.00

The Bush Spirit Collection – Bush Spirit 4

$98.00

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