Community Connections Silk

Designed by Bundjalung Artist Holly Sanders

This work acknowledges the traditional owners of this land and pays respects to Elders past and present. This work represents our connections to communities and Country. We are resilient people, who connect spiritually to country through our kinship, language, traditions and Lore, this connects and entwines our people. The lines and meeting place symbols throughout the work represent our journey forward and working together as a community. The natural colours used throughout symbolise the colours and ochres of the land and Country.

Measurements- 1x1m

Material- Made from 100% Mulberry Silk

Washing instructions- Hand wash cold, Do not bleach, Do not wring, Line Dry, Low iron or Dry clean

All Artists receive Commission from each item sold 

Ways to Use Our Silks

Educational & Play-Based Uses

– Create open-ended sensory play experiences
– Use as capes, rivers, skies, or landscapes in imaginative play
– Include in storytelling, puppet shows, or learning corners
– Hang as classroom decor or a soft focus area
– Encourage movement with dancing, twirling, and exploring texture

Fashion & Accessory Uses

– Wear as a neck scarf or headwrap
– Tie around a handbag or hat
– Use as a top or wrap-style accessory
– Braid into hair or wrap around a ponytail
– Gift as a statement piece with cultural meaning