Vendor: hemingwayclothing
Type: T-shirts
Price:
35.00
Aboriginal T Shirts in Kids sizes featuring the Turtles design by Aboriginal artist Alisha Pawley.
Royalties paid to artist on every t-shirt sold
- 100% Cotton for 100% comfort
- Classic Fit
- Rib crew neck
- Double stitched seams
- UPF 50+
- 190gsm
SHIPPING TIMEFRAME (4-7 DAYS)
Because we make our shirts to order, shipping timeframes are extended from our usual 48 hours.
Sizes : 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 ,12 ,14
Vendor: hemingwayclothing
Type: 3D Magnet
Price:
4.50
Artist Info - Alisha Pawley
Alisha Pawley is from the Gomeroi / Kamilaroi people of Narrabri NSW, her Grandmother Mrs Noeleen (nee Trindall) Saunders (deceased) was a well known respected Elder in the Aboriginal and wider community.
Born in Brisbane Qld in 1993, Alisha grew up on the Central Coast NSW with her parents George, Wendy and brother Jase. She attended Bateau Bay Primary School, Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College Tumbi Umbi Campus and The Entrance Senior Campus, Central Coast Adventist School and The University of Newcastle Ourimbah Campus.
As well as being an artist Alisha is also a talented musician, she is an accomplished acoustic guitarist and vocalist. Performances include Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College (TLSC) Community Education Awards, Grade 10 Presentation Ceremony, Tumbi Umbi Junior Campus School Presentation Ceremony, Aboriginal Awards, Tumbi Rocks, NAIDOC WEEK 2007 Nunyara Cultural Day and Central Coast Conservatorium of Music 2010 Aboriginal Scholarship.
Vendor: hemingwayclothing
Type: 3D Postcard
Price:
4.95
Artist Info - Alisha Pawley
Alisha Pawley is from the Gomeroi / Kamilaroi people of Narrabri NSW, her Grandmother Mrs Noeleen (nee Trindall) Saunders (deceased) was a well known respected Elder in the Aboriginal and wider community.
Born in Brisbane Qld in 1993, Alisha grew up on the Central Coast NSW with her parents George, Wendy and brother Jase. She attended Bateau Bay Primary School, Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College Tumbi Umbi Campus and The Entrance Senior Campus, Central Coast Adventist School and The University of Newcastle Ourimbah Campus.
As well as being an artist Alisha is also a talented musician, she is an accomplished acoustic guitarist and vocalist. Performances include Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College (TLSC) Community Education Awards, Grade 10 Presentation Ceremony, Tumbi Umbi Junior Campus School Presentation Ceremony, Aboriginal Awards, Tumbi Rocks, NAIDOC WEEK 2007 Nunyara Cultural Day and Central Coast Conservatorium of Music 2010 Aboriginal Scholarship.
Vendor: hemingwayclothing
Type: Art Works
Price:
75.00
Bulurru Aboriginal Art Canvas Print - NOTE: DOES NOT COME WITH FRAME
Size:
Artwork size 613 x 150mm
Canvas size 663 x 200mm
*size is approximate only
Artist: Alisha Pawley
Design Name: Turtles
(Certificate Of Authenticity provided with each canvas sold)
All of our canvas products are printed on high-quality canvas in our warehouse in Melbourne. We ship all orders of canvas prints in tubes. They come unstretched and rolled, ready to stretch or place in a frame. We do not sell our artworks in frames due to the high instance of breakage during transit.
Artist Info - Alisha Pawley
Alisha Pawley is from the Gomeroi / Kamilaroi people of Narrabri NSW, her Grandmother Mrs Noeleen (nee Trindall) Saunders (deceased) was a well known respected Elder in the Aboriginal and wider community.
Born in Brisbane Qld in 1993, Alisha grew up on the Central Coast NSW with her parents George, Wendy and brother Jase. She attended Bateau Bay Primary School, Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College Tumbi Umbi Campus and The Entrance Senior Campus, Central Coast Adventist School and The University of Newcastle Ourimbah Campus.
As well as being an artist Alisha is also a talented musician, she is an accomplished acoustic guitarist and vocalist. Performances include Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College (TLSC) Community Education Awards, Grade 10 Presentation Ceremony, Tumbi Umbi Junior Campus School Presentation Ceremony, Aboriginal Awards, Tumbi Rocks, NAIDOC WEEK 2007 Nunyara Cultural Day and Central Coast Conservatorium of Music 2010 Aboriginal Scholarship.