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Aboriginal Crafts Aborigines bring skill and imagination to the making of practical utensils and hunting implements, shown in the details depicted in the Aboriginal craft stamps. The basket and belt are deftly woven from reeds, grasses and bark fibres in contrasting colours. Painted designs add interest to texture, on the belt, wooden bowl and wooden shield. The spearthrower relies on carving for its decoration.
Stamp Designs: Jim Passmore, Australia Post Graphic Design Studio.
Cover Design: Sandra Baker, Australia Post Graphic Design Studio. Photography: Michael Laurie, Melbourne.
Aboriginal Artifacts made available by courtesy of Museum of Victoria Council.
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