Kathleen Buzzacott - Family Digging for Honey Ants - Small, Framed .050 silk scarf I went to school at

I went to school at Nguiu and then Darwin

This breathtaking multicoloured artwork captures the essence of the land in a small yet powerful 38x53cm size

Immerse yourself in creativity and culture with this beautifully designed A5 journal

This original painting by Senita Napangardi Graintes showcases various shades of colour in patterned line work

This is a lovely small piece of Aboriginal Art

Kathleen Buzzacott - Family Digging for Honey Ants - Small, Framed .050 silk scarf I went to school at'Family Digging for Honey Ants' mini artwork by Kathleen Buzzacott, Aboriginal Pitjantjatjara woman. Painted in Central Australia in 2024 on a black canvas piece, this is an intricately painted design with traditional symbolism. Kathleen depicts the story of a family digging for honey ants. Honey ants are edible insects with large, swollen abdomens filled with a sweet nectar, who live in underground nests. They are considered a delicacy in the diets