Ininti seed keychain by Emma Lake Artworks Toothbrush Her work combines ancient traditional

Her work combines ancient traditional knowledge as well as native flora from the Central Desert region

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The red dots represent the red dust of the central outback and the U's are non-Indigenous and Indigenous people working together

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Raymond is a longtime friend of Red Dust and painted this story illustrating the ongoing working partnership between Red Dust and remote Indigenous communities

Ininti seed keychain by Emma Lake Artworks Toothbrush Her work combines ancient traditionalIninti seed keychain by Emma Lake Artworks About the artist First Nations artist Emma Lake is an Arrernte woman, a mother who also belongs to the Alyawerre and Yankantjarra nations of Central Australia and who is a proud member of Red Dusts Strong Young Womens Program. She is also the programs coordinator across the Central Desert region. Emma creates jewellery that is a first class ticket into her identity and cultural practices. Her work combines