Embers of the Hands Colonial having vanished into the sea

having vanished into the sea

art and ceremony

Includes two designs from Noongar artist Mel Spillman

they are perfect to be carried everywhere

'Yarla' (bush potato [lpomea costata]) are fibrous tubers that grow beneath a low spreading plant

Embers of the Hands Colonial having vanished into the seat's time to meet the real Vikings. A comb, preserved in a bog, engraved with the earliest traces of a new writing system. A pagan shrine deep beneath a lava field. A note from an angry wife to a husband too long at the tavern. Doodles on birch bark, made by an imaginative child. From these tiny embers, Eleanor Barraclough blows back to life the vast, rich and complex world of the Vikings. These are not just the stories of kings, raiders and saga