Aboriginal Art Spirit of the Bush 2 Grow Big Yuanati Cotton Quilting Fabric Panel is from the Spirit of the Bush 2 Collection designed by Chern’ee, Brooke and Jesse Sutton for Kennard and Kennard.
This fabric panel is 100% cotton and the panel measures approximately 30 inches x 43 inches. (76.20 cm x 109.22 cms).
Chern’ee Sutton. Chern’ee is an award winning, modern indigenous artist from the Kalkadoon people around the Mount Isa area in Queensland.
This is Chern’ee Sutton's interpretation of “Yaunati” which means in the Kalkadoon language Grow Big.
When the endangered loggerhead mother turtle returns to lay her eggs she is very lucky indeed for she is the only one in a thousand of her friends and family that have survived and made it to adulthood which is 30 years old. From the time the turtles are hatched they face a world of danger on land and in the sea from foxes, birds, sharks and fishing nets to name a few. A mother turtle always returns to the place of her birth to lay her eggs which is why these special places need to be looked after for years to come. In his painting the small turtles are plentiful as they emerge and start their new lives, as they enter the ocean and the years go by their numbers drop rapidly until only 1 turtle returns to start her family. The spirit trails link all the turtles together as without all of them none would survive to Yaunati. The turtle is a special animal that needs our protection and understanding.
While every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the colours depicted in our images, please be aware that due to monitor resolution, lighting etc it is almost impossible to represent colour to 100% accuracy.
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