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The Batjbarra (scoop) range is a collection of illuminated and suspended weavings created by the women of Bula'Bula Arts in Ramingining, North East Arnhem Land.

The batjbarra is traditionally used to gather water chestnuts and acts as a sieve to retain them while allowing mud and water to trickle back into the billabong.

The range was launched in 2019 as part of the Ngalya collection, an exhibition of collaborative lighting ranges between Koskela and six First Nations art centres. Koskela purchases all completed social impact lights to eliminate risk for the artists and contributes to the ongoing viability of the art centre/artist partner. The bespoke frame, designed in consultation with Bula'Bula Arts, can only be woven upon by artists from the art centre.

Catalogue Number: 898-22

Bula Bula Arts X Koskela

Batjbarra (Scoop) pendant (Bula Bula Arts) by Margaret Djarrbalabal Malibirr

$1,810.00

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Dimensions: 55cm H x 37cm W x 27cm D
Catalogue Number: 345-19

Includes 2m black woven flex, black ceiling rose and fitting. Globes are not included. Fitting is a standard E27 globe connection. Installation by others.

Materials: Batjbarra are hand woven lampshades made from natural or reclaimed materials, such as pandanus and bush string, which are often dyed using natural materials like roots and berries.

Care & Maintenance: They are susceptible to fading in harsh sunlight, which is a natural process and not a fault. To maintain them, it is suggested to dust them lightly and regularly with a feather duster.

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