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Ellen van Neerven is an award-winning writer and editor of Mununjali Yugambeh heritage from south-east Queensland
to educate and share Aboriginal culture and its evolution
During the ceremonies relating to Marrapinti
The salt lake is fed by natural inland salt aquifers and each Australian summer it dries out to reveal a vast bed of pink salt
Winter and Spring
Aboriginal Dry Waterholes Scarf books Ellen van Neerven is anEmbrace the beauty of Aboriginal art and storytelling with Dry Waterholes Scarf, featuring breathtaking artwork by First Nations artist Sheryl Hicks. Crafted from soft & smooth luxurious cashmere feel fabric, it provides both warmth and style, making it a perfect accessory to complement any outfit while celebrating Indigenous culture and the splendour of the Australian wilderness. Size 70cm wide x 180cm long Made from soft, luxurious cashmere feel