FLASH BLAK | ‘Woven Brooch' - small pink / natural | raffia + repurposed pearl bead Grace Lillian Lee So what can we learn

So what can we learn from our history

Gaigai with their sharp teeth eat just about anything but feed mainly on baitfish such as sardines

it gives one transparency and clear vision of our surroundings

Many divers lost their lives from the ever-present danger of drowning at sea: the ‘bends’ (nitrogen bubbles in the blood)

The conversations started randomly

FLASH BLAK | ‘Woven Brooch' - small pink / natural | raffia + repurposed pearl bead Grace Lillian Lee So what can we learnSmall hand woven raffia brooch with Emu feathers ABOUT THE MAKER: 'I grew up second hand shopping in Gimuy Cairns (Yirrganydji nation) with my mum and aunty in the 70s & 80s. We would spend hours bargain hunting for clothes, shoes, bags & accessories. I would then style my pieces into unique outfits. I'm passionate about reducing clothing, plastic & household waste. All my clothing & homewares are sourced from second hand shops or donated from family