Wild Bush Flowers Black

The Australian Aboriginal designs are colorful, vibrant and decorative. Aboriginal art is one of the oldest and most traditional art forms in the world. It is believed to be over 50.000 years old and was passed down through cave, rock, sand or earth paintings. Now she has found a new medium - the Aboriginal fabrics. The designs are created by Aboriginal artists and each fabric tells a story from Aboriginal mythology. Many small color dots are often used, the designs are based on familiar wild and animal motifs and usually use a lively color palette.

Dreamtime story for Wild Bush Flowers Black Design by Layla Campbell:

Layla comes from Yuendumu in the Northern Territory and belongs to the Warlpiri language group. She is a talented Indigenous artist whose paintings have been acquired by many private collectors. Her works explore traditional Aboriginal stories and symbols. Her dream subject is the “wild bush flowers” ​​that she inherited from her ancestors, but she has skillfully transferred her own painting style to the canvas.

This artwork features bush seeds, wild flowers and pods collected by Aboriginal women in central Australia. Bush seeds and pods are staple foods in bush cuisine and are also collected for countless other purposes, such as traditional bush medicine.