Pandanus Fabric
"Berang" Pandanus Palm String
Inland Pandanus Palm are found on country near our hot thermal pools. This plant fibre is used for weaving to make Dillybags. Mainly designed and used by our women to gather and transport food, freshwater mussels and babies. In addition they can be made out of cabbage palm or black palm leaves
Designed by Jedess Hudson a Ewamian and Western Yalanji artist of North Queensland.
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Composition- 95% Polyester 5% cotton
Weight: 380gsm
Printed roll width: 140cm
Abrasion resistance: 30,000 Martindale rubs (Meets Abrasion resistance requirements of AS 2687 for Class 5 Commercial Heavy Duty
Colourfastness to light : 6-7 out of 7
Colourfastness to rubbing: wet 4; dry 4-5 out of 5
Repeat height: 32cm
Repeat width: 32cm
Our fabrics are printed to order in Australia, and artists are paid for every metre produced.
Can be used for heavy residential upholstery, general commercial upholstery, soft furnishings
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We are Proudly First Nations Owned
All Artists we work with receive commission from each item sold.
It is important our rich culture continues to be shared, so it's important we ensure the artists we work with receive a sustainable income so they can continue sharing stories through their artwork