OzAboriginal - Lisa O'Mara "Dolphins" Art Rug

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Winning bid
$50

About this item

Thank you to OzAboriginal for their donation of an original art rug by Lisa O'Mara titled Dolphins. This has been chainstitched, is 100% wool and can be used as a decorative hanging piece (has a pocket for a hanging rod), or used as a rug.

OzAboriginal was formed in 1992. Local Indigenous artists joined the organisation that did traditional painting on artefacts, canvas and giftware. OzAboriginal, provides meaningful employment to local artists whilst allowing them the opportunities to develop their own artistic and commercial profile.

OzAboriginal product line includes, fine art, artefacts, giftware, curios, leather and fashion accessories, homewares, soft furnishings, bags, stationary, Cross Cultural Products - papier mache lacquerware, chainstitch rugs and cushion covers and much more. OzAboriginal is a signatory to the Indigenous Art Code, members of the Aboriginal Art Association of Australia, Australian Made Campaign and has accreditation from Craftmark Fair Trade.

About the Artwork

  • Dolphins by Lisa O'Mara, from Tobwabba Art.
  • 100% Wool
  • Chainstitched
  • 177cm x 124cm

In this design the artist is portraying a family of dolphins in search for food. Dolphins frequently visit Forster/Tuncurry and are the "totem" or symbol of the Worimi people. The dark blue spots show the deep ocean, while the lighter dots are the ocean currents.

Tobwabba Art tells the story of Worimi people from the Great Lakes region of coastal NSW. Tobwabba Art is a living portrayal of the rich and diverse culture of the Worimi people that have been passed down through the generations. Tobwabba Art is distributed by OzAboriginal.

Because this item has been generously donated EVERY cent bid goes back to the school. Market values have been placed on items, but we encourage you to bid MORE than market value and know you're making a donation to the school.

If you're the winning bidder of this item you will receive an email with details on how to pay and collect it. You are required to pay for your item by the 2 September 2022. 

Update at 9:20am, 28 August 2022

The bid increment was changed from $15 to $1.

Value: $300
Bidding ended: 5:00pm, 28 August 20225:00pm, Sunday 28 August 2022Australia/Sydney
Bids for this item are in Australian Dollars.

Bidding

Bidder Time Bid
jessdunnthis 4:46pm 28 Aug 2022 $50
Sarah Vickers 8:40am 28 Aug 2022 $45