Cockles (Kuti) Framing:Tasmanian Oak Frame one of the things she

one of the things she loved doing was shuffling her feet in the sand to find kuti (cockles) to eat

They are connecting on different levels and teaching younger generations about Creation

It holds the stories of the past and the struggles of life on the mission

SISTERS STORY - QUANDONG & RIVER MINT

Cockles (Kuti) Framing:Tasmanian Oak Frame one of the things sheCockles have been a staple food for Ngarrindjeri people for thousands of years. When my Nan was growing up on the mission, one of the things she loved doing was shuffling her feet in the sand to find kuti (cockles) to eat. Prints are printed on ImageJet 360gsm matte canvas using pigment archival inks. They are hand stretched and include hanging wire and wall bumpers so your artwork is ready to hang, no assembly required. All artwork can come framed in