Bush onions grow after the rain and are collected by all the women

Tjanpi Desert Weavers is an aboriginal owned social enterprise that works with over 400 Anangu/Yarnangu women artists from 26 remote communities across the remote Central and Western desert regions

each Lyleu piece takes influence from ancient objects and the tangible way they will change over time

Constructed from stained beech wood

Designed in collaboration with Toiletpaper Magazine who are well known for their surrealist imagery

S26 | Earrings | Aisem First Nations Apparel and Accessories Bush onions grow after theTiny but mighty, the Aisem Mini Hoop Earrings pack sculptural style into a delicate package. These artful hoops feature organic curves and a lustrous metallic finish, choose Gold or Silver to match your vibe. The secure closed hinged backing keeps them in place all day, whether you're dashing to the gallery or the grocery store. Details: Brass Titanium Post 1. 8cm Drop Length