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Spiritual Women Green Australian Aboriginal fabric by Chanda Conway
Spiritual Women Green Australian Aboriginal fabric by Chanda Conway
Spiritual Women Green Australian Aboriginal fabric by Chanda Conway
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Spiritual Women Green Australian Aboriginal fabric by Chanda Conway depicts spirits in blues, with decorations in greens and yellows against a stunning black background. This Australian Aboriginal fabric is ideal for quilting, home decor or any crafts. The Australian Aboriginal fabric is printed on 100 % high quality cotton from India. The fabric is 42" wide.
Spiritual Women are an integral part of Aboriginal dreamtime stories. The ancestor spirit came down to the earth in human form and created most of the things that their future generations would need. They created the animals, rocks, waterholes, plants, rivers, mountains and other necessary essentials. During creation time, the spirit women were dancing, singing and entertaining the forefathers in the evening.
The ancestors created the relations between various groups of people, between individuals, their relations with lands, animals and how to preserve the relations. Ancestors taught them how to maintain close harmony with each other. The ancestors disappeared after their creations, they stayed in the sacred sites. For this reason, land is always close to the heart of Aboriginal people. The material value of the land is not what the Aboriginal people think is important. They look at the land as part of the Dreamtime, to be preserved for future generations to appreciate.
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The quality of the fabric is wonderful. Great depth in it. Customer service is excellent and shipping really fast. Can’t beat them!
Thank you, Connie!
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