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![Australian Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) artwork by BLANCELY KORE of Omie Artists. The title is Uhone Esoe - Traditional String-Bag. [32BK_0712] (Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural Pigments)](https://media.redotgallery.com/stockroom/gallery/u/artwork/b/uhone-esoe-traditional-string-bag-2291-LARGE-1.webp)
Uhone Esoe - Traditional String-Bag
32BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural Pigments
Uhone Esoe - Traditional Strin… | 32BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural P…
50 x 33cm | 19.69 x 12.99in
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32BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural Pigments
Uhone Esoe - Traditional Strin… | 32BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural P…
50 x 33cm | 19.69 x 12.99in
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The origin of Omie Bilums (String Bags). Omie history tells of how, in the time of the ancestors, there was a woman walking through the rainforest who came upon a spider. She stood mesmerised as she carefully watched the spider weaving it web. When she returned to her mountain village she was inspired to weave the first bilum, just like how the spider was weaving its web.
![Australian Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) artwork by BLANCELY KORE of Omie Artists. The title is Uhone Esoe - Traditional String-Bag. [19BK_0712] (Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural Pigments)](https://media.redotgallery.com/stockroom/gallery/u/artwork/b/uhone-esoe-traditional-string-bag-2299-LARGE-1.webp)
Uhone Esoe - Traditional String-Bag
19BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural Pigments
Uhone Esoe - Traditional Strin… | 19BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural P…
30 x 24cm | 11.81 x 9.45in
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19BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural Pigments
Uhone Esoe - Traditional Strin… | 19BK_0712
Uhone Tree-Bark Fibre and Natural P…
30 x 24cm | 11.81 x 9.45in
ENQUIRE
The origin of Omie Bilums (String Bags). Omie history tells of how, in the time of the ancestors, there was a woman walking through the rainforest who came upon a spider. She stood mesmerised as she carefully watched the spider weaving it web. When she returned to her mountain village she was inspired to weave the first bilum, just like how the spider was weaving its web.