Palawa Maireener Shell Necklace | Handmade First Nations Jewellery by Jeanette James home art and objects Pleistocene epoch (approx

Pleistocene epoch (approx

It also follows the students of the Badu Campus as they build dioramas that explore seasonal survival in the Torres Strait

Keep your drinks warm with this beautifully colourful stainless steel insulated travel mug

Designed for Pacific cultures communities in Australia and lovers of authentic Polynesian art

the formation of fluorite over quartz matrices

Palawa Maireener Shell Necklace | Handmade First Nations Jewellery by Jeanette James home art and objects Pleistocene epoch (approxCreated by Palawa jeweller, Aunty Jeanette James, using traditional stringing techniques passed down through generations of women, this matinee length necklace features rare Maireener shells and Black Crow shells, sustainably harvested from the cold waters of Palawa Tasmania. The Maireener shells are known for their lustrous, pearlescent quality, while the Black Crow shells are distinctive for their deep black exterior and creamy pearl white interior.