Otto Sims

Aboriginal Art Reusable Face Masks $19.95

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Lanyards - Warlukurlangu $5.95

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Lanyards - Warlukurlangu

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Royalties from this product directly benefit the artist and their community. Lanyards are great for lots of things really, conferences & events, holding your keys, office passes and much much...

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Liddy Walker

Judy Watson

Ruth Stewart

Debbie Brown

Teddy Gibson

Otto Sims

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Aboriginal Art Gift Cards - NT $2.95

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Neoprene Pencil cases $14.95

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Neoprene Pencil cases

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Neoprene pencil cases are great for pens and pencils, cables, bits & bobs, in fact they are great for holding a heap of things! They also have a loop handle...

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Teddy Gibson

Judy Watson (WU)

Otto Sims

Ruth Stewart

Watson Robertson

Betty Morton

Daisy Moss

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Otto Sims Salad Servers $14.95 - Sold Out

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Tin Magnets - Warlukurlangu $4.95

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Otto Sims Mug $19.95 - Sold Out

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Otto Sims Cotton Zip Bags $9.90

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Otto Sims Tea Towel $21.95

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Otto Sims Tea Towel

$21.95

Aboriginal Art Tea Towel - Cotton
Based on artwork by Otto Sims. Packaged with information about the artist and artwork.

Tea towel artwork/placement varies from tea towel to tea towel so each one is a little bit different!

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About the Artist

Made in Australia
Dimensions: 45cm x 75cm (approx)
Packaging: Folded in polybag
Otto Jungarrayi Sims was born in 1960 at Yuendumu, an Aboriginal community about 290km northwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. He remembers spending much of his childhood travelling in the surrounding country of this region. Otto finished high school in Yuendumu and has continued his studies through the indigenous college in Alice Spring where he got a bachelor in Business. He has worked for Yuendumu Council and the Tanami Goldmine in the 1990's.

Otto paints his father's, Paddy Japaljarri Sims, stories, that were passed down to Paddy by his parents, and their parents before them for millennia. These stories relate directly to Otto's country at Kunajarrayi and Yanjilpirri, its features and flora and fauna. Otto has painted for Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation, an Aboriginal owned and governed art centre located in Yuendumu, since 1990, and was elected to its executive committee in 2002 and Chairman of the art centre in 2007. In March 2008 Otto travelled to Bahrain for the opening of a Warlukurlangu group exhibition at the La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art. This was Otto's first trip overseas. Otto has a passion for hunting Kiparra (Bush turkey), and can often be seen driving down backroads around Yuendumu in his four wheel drive.

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Otto Sims A5 Journal $14.95

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Otto Sims Plate $39.95

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Otto Sims Plate

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Aboriginal Art Fine Bone China Large Plate.
Based on the artwork 'Warlu Jukurrpa' (Fire Dreaming) by Otto Sims from Warlukurlangu Artists of Yuendumu. Presented in a matching giftbox featuring information about the artist and artwork.

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Fine Bone China
Dishwasher Safe
Microwave Safe
Dimensions: 16cm x 27cm
Otto Jungarrayi Sims was born in 1960 at Yuendumu, an Aboriginal community about 290km northwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. He remembers spending much of his childhood travelling in the surrounding country of this region. Otto finished high school in Yuendumu and has continued his studies through the indigenous college in Alice Spring where he got a bachelor in Business. He has worked for Yuendumu Council and the Tanami Goldmine in the 1990Âs. Otto paints his fatherÂs, Paddy Japaljarri Sims, stories, that were passed down to Paddy by his parents, and their parents before them for millennia. These stories relate directly to OttoÂs country at Kunajarrayi and Yanjilpirri, its features and flora and fauna. Otto has painted for Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation, an Aboriginal owned and governed art centre located in Yuendumu, since 1990, and was elected to its executive committee in 2002 and Chairman of the art centre in 2007. In March 2008 Otto travelled to Bahrain for the opening of a Warlukurlangu group exhibition at the La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art. This was Otto's first trip overseas. Otto has a passion for hunting Kiparra (Bush turkey), and can often be seen driving down backroads around Yuendumu in his four wheel drive.

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Otto Sims Bowl $21.95

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Otto Sims Bowl

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Aboriginal Art Fine Bone China Nut Bowl.
Based on the artwork 'Warlu Jukurrpa' (Fire Dreaming) by Otto Sims from Warlukurlangu Artists of Yuendumu. Presented in a matching giftbox featuring information about the artist and artwork.

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Fine Bone China
Dishwasher Safe
Microwave Safe
Dimensions: Height: 6.5cm | Diameter: 11.5cm
Otto Jungarrayi Sims was born in 1960 at Yuendumu, an Aboriginal community about 290km northwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. He remembers spending much of his childhood travelling in the surrounding country of this region. Otto finished high school in Yuendumu and has continued his studies through the indigenous college in Alice Spring where he got a bachelor in Business. He has worked for Yuendumu Council and the Tanami Goldmine in the 1990Âs. Otto paints his fatherÂs, Paddy Japaljarri Sims, stories, that were passed down to Paddy by his parents, and their parents before them for millennia. These stories relate directly to OttoÂs country at Kunajarrayi and Yanjilpirri, its features and flora and fauna. Otto has painted for Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation, an Aboriginal owned and governed art centre located in Yuendumu, since 1990, and was elected to its executive committee in 2002 and Chairman of the art centre in 2007. In March 2008 Otto travelled to Bahrain for the opening of a Warlukurlangu group exhibition at the La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art. This was Otto's first trip overseas. Otto has a passion for hunting Kiparra (Bush turkey), and can often be seen driving down backroads around Yuendumu in his four wheel drive.

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Otto Sims Tea Cup & Saucer $30.95

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Otto Sims Teapot $69.95

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Otto Sims Teapot

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Fine Bone China Teapot with Strainer.
Height (no lid): 13cm
Ideal for 2 cups of tea.

Based on the artwork 'Warlu Jukurrpa' (Fire Dreaming) by Otto Sims from Warlukurlangu Artists of Yuendumu. Presented in a giftbox featuring information about the artist and artwork.

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About the Artist

Fine Bone China
Otto Jungarrayi Sims was born in 1960 at Yuendumu, an Aboriginal community about 290km northwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. He remembers spending much of his childhood travelling in the surrounding country of this region. Otto finished high school in Yuendumu and has continued his studies through the indigenous college in Alice Spring where he got a bachelor in Business. He has worked for Yuendumu Council and the Tanami Goldmine in the 1990Âs. Otto paints his fatherÂs, Paddy Japaljarri Sims, stories, that were passed down to Paddy by his parents, and their parents before them for millennia. These stories relate directly to OttoÂs country at Kunajarrayi and Yanjilpirri, its features and flora and fauna. Otto has painted for Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation, an Aboriginal owned and governed art centre located in Yuendumu, since 1990, and was elected to its executive committee in 2002 and Chairman of the art centre in 2007. In March 2008 Otto travelled to Bahrain for the opening of a Warlukurlangu group exhibition at the La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art. This was Otto's first trip overseas. Otto has a passion for hunting Kiparra (Bush turkey), and can often be seen driving down backroads around Yuendumu in his four wheel drive.

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Otto Sims Silk Tie $44.95 - Sold Out

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Otto Sims Sugar Bowl $21.95

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Otto Sims Sugar Bowl

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Make your life a little sweeter with these fantastic fine porcelain sugar bowl sets.
These sugar bowls are based on Aboriginal artwork ('Warlu Jukurrpa' - Fire Dreaming) by Otto Sims from Warlukurlangu Artists of Yuendumu, Australia.
These are a great gift or souvenir that you will actually want to use!

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About the Artist

- Fine Porcelain Sugar Bowl with Bamboo Lid
- Includes White Porcelain Spoon.
- Packaged in a gift box including information about the artist and artwork.

- Dimensions: 8.5cm diameter. Height: 8cm (including lid).
- Box dimensions: 9.5cm x 9.5cm x 10.5cm
Otto Jungarrayi Sims was born in 1960 at Yuendumu, an Aboriginal community about 290km northwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. He remembers spending much of his childhood travelling in the surrounding country of this region. Otto finished high school in Yuendumu and has continued his studies through the indigenous college in Alice Spring where he got a bachelor in Business. He has worked for Yuendumu Council and the Tanami Goldmine in the 1990's.

Otto paints his fatherÂs, Paddy Japaljarri Sims, stories, that were passed down to Paddy by his parents, and their parents before them for millennia. These stories relate directly to OttoÂs country at Kunajarrayi and Yanjilpirri, its features and flora and fauna. Otto has painted for Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation, an Aboriginal owned and governed art centre located in Yuendumu, since 1990, and was elected to its executive committee in 2002 and Chairman of the art centre in 2007. In March 2008 Otto travelled to Bahrain for the opening of a Warlukurlangu group exhibition at the La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art. This was Otto's first trip overseas. Otto has a passion for hunting Kiparra (Bush turkey), and can often be seen driving down backroads around Yuendumu in his four wheel drive.