Aboriginal Crafts

Choose from our range of traditional & original craft; all painted or engraved by Aboriginal Australian. Some items are historical, others are brand new. Postage, based on your location will be added later, see our policies page for more details. We are adding to our range all the time; please visit again. All images are clickable; & will enlarge to show you good details of the item.

This set of 6 wooden coasters with a holder to show them off! is the original design & work of an aboriginal man who is native to the mid-north coast of N.S.W A variety of Australian native animal designs have been burnt in & will not be damaged with use. Enlarge photos to see the details in the design. A mix of modern & traditional, a practical item to use everyday & proudly display. Priced at only $21.99

Lizard plate

Fish plate

Display your art on a shelf (or show it off at a party.) These original pieces are signed & dated by the artist. This original art is done on Mountain Ash timber. The plates measures 17.5, 18, & 18.5cm.across in order shown The pretty designs are quite complex (enlarge to see details) & traditionally befitting it's female artist. The timber itself has nice marking; & these plates can be used as well as displayed on a stand. A nice gift idea. $19.95 each.

One type of traditional Aboriginal Art often overlooked by collectors & the public alike rock art. Our cave art of course is well known, but painting on stones has been something we have continued to do. Depending on its shape, rock art can be displayed in a frame similar to a plate.

This rock art is great to display on a stand. The stone is quite flat & its approximate measurements are 19cm x 12cm. It is done in traditional orche colours with a traditional scene. The artist is from our great-grandmothers' traditional area, just south of Taree on the mid-north coast of N.S.W. It is nicely finished with foam on the underside & is signed by the artist. Enlargen photo to see just how nice this painting is. $49.98

Wooden, woven & (in some cases) pottery objects have always been traditionally painted. Today they can be a great way to enjoy Aboriginal Art without hanging it on a wall. Plates & bowls can be enjoyed by apartment dwellers with little space & are also great in an office.

Clay utensils were made in earlier times by some tribes. Even today traditional pottery is common is some areas & rarely seen in others.

This Harry Whyterock boomerang was made between 1956-1958. As you can see it originates from the Nullabor Plain in South Australia. It is in original condition with no chips or cracks. It measures 8.5 inches. It is engraved with HW9 on the base & is decorated with a nice spear pattern. It looks nice either as a table decoration of as a wall hanging. Own a piece of genuine Australia memorabilia by a known artist. Very cheap at $21.95

Baskets & containers of all shapes have been made in the traditional manner by many tribes. These coasters from outback Australia are an example of traditional weaving with traditional material. $1.99