Lisa Michl Ko-manggén (Horn Shell Adornment Marrany)

Lisa Michl Ko-manggén (Horn Shell Adornment Marrany)Lisa Michl Ko manggn (Horn Shell Adornment Marrany) in collaboration with Jahzara Michl and Yaromir Michl Horn Shells 280cm round Horn shells are small, hollow shells that can be found along the beaches of the central western coastline of Cape York Peninsula. The Kokoberrin people utilise these shells to create simple and delicate body ornaments that are worn across the body during Kokoberrin dances and ceremonies. These works are a collaboration of

his spirit went up into the sky

In the stillness of the night

We also cook them in a bush oven using tea tree leaves and other foliage to enhance their flavour

JUMAN the leech is a modified predatory worm that has the abilities of a warrior or hunter

Our country means so much more than land

She creates and produces seed jewellery from around the Far North Queensland region

The Kalaw is made from carefully selected native resources that contribute to its strength and stability

and if we take a moment to pause

personal experiences

It has a section describing our art practice and venues

facilitating my appreciation for new textures and patterns

and we kept it as a pet in the backyard – it had a little pond