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Washi Tape Contemporary Australian Indigenous Pack of 8

$3295 AUD (inc GST)
$2995 AUD (ex GST)
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This stunning collection of Contemporary Australian Indigenous washi tape features intricate and painterly patterns designed by artist Jo Wilson, a descendant of the Ngunnawal people in Canberra and surrounding NSW. Each design reflects spiritual stories of self, identity, home, country, and the environment, making this set both a decorative and meaningful addition to any craft or stationery collection.

The pack includes eight rolls, each measuring 15mm wide by10m long. The lightweight, flexible, and paper-like texture makes it easy to tear and apply to various surfaces, including card, paper, plastic, metal, wood, and ceramic. Designed for both aesthetic appeal and functionality, this washi tape is perfect for a wide range of creative and educational projects.

Ideal for card making, scrapbooking, collage, and mixed media, this tape adds a unique touch to gifts, journals, ornaments, and classroom displays. Its vibrant colours and intricate patterns make it a great tool for storytelling and cultural exploration in the classroom. Pair it with paper crafts, wooden embellishments, or recycled materials to create eye-catching and meaningful artworks.

Zart  |  SKU: ATZ001

Key Features

• Pack of eight rolls
• 15mm x 10m
• A beautiful collection of Contemporary Australian Indigenous washi patterns.
• Designed by artist Jo Wilson
• The tape is lightweight, flexible and paper-like.
• Can be used on a variety of surfaces including card, paper, plastic, metal, wood and ceramic.
• Ideal for card making, collage, stationery, gift giving, ornaments, decorative and general crafts.
• Suitable for all age groups.

Additional Information

About the Artist:

Jo Wilson:

I'm Jo Wilson, a First Nations woman and contemporary Aboriginal Artist. I am a proud descendant of the Ngemba people of Brewarrina (Northwestern NSW). I paint intuitively and through ritual, this connects me to my ancestors. I love to create my own dreaming, depicting healing rainbows, but often also include my love of the moon, sun, stars and universe in my works".

Cosmic Dreaming: Each design is different but represents the wonder of our cosmic skies.

Mob Connections: Mob which means family in our culture is extremely important. The feeling of love and connection is so strong in our community. Spirit is always healed when you are with mob.

Specifications (ATZ001)
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Acknowledgement of Country

In the spirit of reconciliation, Zart acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and culture. We pay respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.