'Djurebil' Sacred Place Cushion picnic blanket I’ve painted this in purple

I’ve painted this in purple to show how fun this place is

This design showcases the togetherness of the collective style of living that many Indigenous communities value

languages and bush food and medicine

Designed by Bundjalung & Bidjara Artist Steven Bekue

2x3m rectangle rug

'Djurebil' Sacred Place Cushion picnic blanket I’ve painted this in purpleThis beautiful, earthy cushion features artwork by Bundjalung artist Holly Sanders. This artwork titled Djurebil Sacred Place acknowledges the traditional owners of this land, sea and sky. It pays respect to our Elders of the past and present for their strength, knowledge and leadership, and to our jarjums (children) who are our future Elders. The patterns and meeting place symbols throughout represent gatherings, sandhills and Country, symbolising