Fabric + Form cushions feature hand screen printed fabric, produced by First Nations communities at art centres in outback Australia. The artwork is unique and tells the stories of the artists land and their people from many generations. 
Each cushion is piped and upholstered with a matching woven fabric on the back.
 
Note - Each cushion is unique, with pattern placement varying from one to another. Slight colour variations may also occur due to the printing technique.
 
Fabric: Gunabliny (Oyster Catcher) 2022
Artist: Maxine Charlie 
Art Centre: Nagula Jarndu
 
Maxine Charlie is a Yawuru and Bunuba artist based in Broome. She is inspired by the connection and cultural significance between the bundurr-bundurr (pindan land) and the nagula (sea) country.
 
Gunbaliny are a shy bird that can be seem feeding on the mudflats and sandy beaches around Broome. They use their long beaks for digging up sand worms, molluscs and small crabs. Maxine has a real fondness for them and especially loves that they mate for life.
 
Dimensions: 40cm x 40cm
Material: Cotton - light grey base 
Insert: Duck Feather 
Care: Handwash or delicate machine wash in cold water with mild detergent 
 
Note: Fabric + Form purchase the fabric from First Nations Arts Centres and make the cushions and furniture items locally in Sydney.