Emu Egg - Butterfly/Redgum Carved tasmanian devil and include notes on identification

and include notes on identification

Jennifer Green

with every piece she creates representing living Palawa knowledge

amphibians are highly sensitive to environmental changes and pollution and provide an early-warning system of deteriorating environmental conditions

it offers a remarkable glimpse into ancient freshwater life

Emu Egg - Butterfly/Redgum Carved tasmanian devil and include notes on identificationHollowed and carved emu egg with butterfly and redgum leaf and nut detail. Handcrafted by Dave Doyle. Featuring detailed carved illustration of redgum leaves and nut on one side, with a butterfly on the reverse, the egg is mounted on a local, found wooden base Of his art, he writes: Local to Menindee and descended from the Barkindji, Ive always loved the bush and river and this is where I find inspiration. I like to make things from items I fund out