Emma Stenhouse Handwoven Bracelet

Handwoven by Emma Stenhouse, these beautiful bracelets celebrate traditional craftsmanship through the use of natural fibres and contemporary colours. Each bracelet is individually woven, making every piece unique in shape, texture and colour variation.

Lightweight and comfortable to wear, these bracelets are perfect for everyday use while also offering a meaningful way to appreciate and support First Nations art and culture. They can also be used as a beautiful cultural resource in early learning environments, encouraging conversations about Aboriginal art, weaving traditions and handmade practices.

Features:

• Handwoven by Aboriginal artist Emma Stenhouse
• Made from natural raffia fibres
• Each bracelet is one of a kind
• Lightweight and comfortable to wear
• Available in a variety of colours
• Supports Aboriginal artists and ethical handmade craftsmanship

Please note: As each bracelet is handmade using natural materials, slight variations in size, shape and colour are part of its unique character. Bracelets are available in a variety of colours and will be selected at random. If you have a preferred colour, please email us when placing your order, and we will do our best to accommodate your request, subject to availability.

Artist Story
Emma Stenhouse is a proud Ngarrindjeri woman and a contemporary indigenous artist on a journey of self discovery, deepening her connection with her family, exploring her heritage, and inspired by her love of Country. Emma encapsulates her knowledge in her storyworks formed by her deep relationship to land and guided by strong female role models in her community.
Growing up in Broken Hill, Outback New South Wales, Emma intrinsically draws on her connection to the arid lands of the bush. This is often evident in her use of colours inspired by the red dirt, and the simple concepts of nurturing nature and to continue its growth and sustainability. She now resides by the beach and explores the shades of green & blue reflected in the region. The lush green fields, hills and the blues of the many waterways and the Southern Ocean.
Emma is an Educator and is passionate about sharing her experience and culture through her art practice within her classrooms and in workshops. As a multifaceted creative, she explores diverse art practices influenced by her journey. Each art piece is braided with learning, an enriching exchange between artist and viewer, a continuation of culture platform for cross cultural exchange.