Big Tote Bag by Daphne Marks

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Beautiful and spacious tote bag

This painting shows the Yalka Dreaming (bush onion), which is situated in a place called Analy, close to Town Bore Outstation. Bush onions grow after the rain and are collected by all the women. The yalka are found underneath the surface and can be eaten raw or cooked in the hot sand next to the campfire. Paintings referring to this Dreaming show diverse motifs such as plants, leaves, seeds, layers or roots.

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Reviewed by Jamie S.
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I recommend this product
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Perfect 👌

Great size, quality material, sturdy, and lovely artwork design

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Reviewed by Anne W.
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Good quality

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Reviewed by Dianne M.
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Love it

Like the fact that it’s strong & of course beautiful.

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Reviewed by Robyn
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5 Stars

Beautifully made/designed, & the friend I gave it to adores it.

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Reviewed by Philippa D.
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Five stars - I love it! (not sure what you

I love my big tote bag & Daphne Marks' art work is even more beautiful than I expected it to be.

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