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Reg King presents a wide array of Indigenous Artifacts
Created by Australian Aboriginals

The Didgeridoo is one of the oldest instruments in the world.
The simple design of the didgeridoo, which is made from timber that has been hollowed by termites, creates an amplifier that enables the player to create a complex array of sounds.
The focus of Art On Didgeridoos is not only to produce unique, lasting art works for instrument and ornament, but also to create a means by which indigenous people may provide a better future for themselves and their families.
The range of authentic Australian Aboriginal Didjeridoos presented here are made by
R.H. Walker of the Yorta Yorta Tribe, in Commerangunja, N.S.W.
Each instrument is unique. The images here are a sample of those available. Prices range from AU$100 to AU$600
Please contact Reg King for further information on designs, availability and prices.

Boomerangs and Clap Sticks
painted by Aboriginal Artist,
Russell Walker
with use of traditional painting
instruments and techniques.
Boomerangs - AU$26
Clap Sticks - AU$25 per set


Painted Emu Eggs - AZU$100 each	Painted Wooden Boxes - AU$25 each
Genuine Aboriginal Art T-Shirts ….. 100% cotton Several designs available in sizes Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large & XXL AU$20 each

(T1) Bush Tucker By Mary Mullins Jujabilla Mary is from Ngiui on Bathurst Island. She paints in The traditional Tiwi way, using strong colours. She also incorporates her own contemporary designs by depicting native flora and fauna.	(T6) Gathering of the Spirits By Phillip Hall From the Kamilaroi people, Phillip has been exhibiting at The Rainbow Serpent since its opening in 1991. Philip creates vibrant paintings int he Dreamtime tradition ,using complementary natural tones raditating from starkly contrasted animal motifs.	(T2) The Boomerang by Lewis Burns

(T4) Crocodile Hunt By Max Conlon Max is from the Wakka Wakka/ Kallaki tribes in S.E. Queensland. He teaches traditional & contemporary art to school students in N.S.W.	(T5) Welcome to the Country Dance By Danny Eastwood Danny is proudly Australian and proudly Aboriginal. He has won many awards for his artwork including N.S.W. Aboriginal Artist of the Year 1988/89 and National Aboriginal Artist for the year 1992/93	(T3) Kangaroo Dreaming by Jamie Eastwood Jamie is a descendant of the Ngemba people of north west N.S.W. Jamie's paintings reflect his ancestry & the dreamtime stories that have been passed on. Jamie was named N.S.W Aboriginal Artist of the year in 1992/93
Market Stallholders - February 2008

Markets Attended
by Reg King

Every Sunday
At
Riverside Markets
123 Eagle Street
Brisbane. Qld
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Friday Night
At
Surfers Paradise
Markets
Gold Coast. Qld

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