WA YO WAY | 'Story Lines' | Tea Towel / Multi-coloured | Grace Lillian Lee Style:Multi-coloured he moved to Western Australia

he moved to Western Australia to work for many years

This was a dangerous game but we never tried to hurt anyone but would rather flee or surrender then cause injury

He has been the recipient of the The Cairns Airport Innovation Award (Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre

The Willy Wag Tail was the boss and it was him that told the Kingfisher to go out and make the rivers

THERESA BEERON | 'Bagu and Jiman with Jawun' | 2012 | Screenprint | 50 x 35 cm | Edition of 15

WA YO WAY | 'Story Lines' | Tea Towel / Multi-coloured | Grace Lillian Lee Style:Multi-coloured he moved to Western AustraliaGRACE LILLIAN LEE Born: Cairns Region: Murray Island Language: Meriam Mir Saltwater Freshwater: Saltwater Current Location: Cairns 'STORY LINES' "I explore my lineage through the act of weaving. Taught to me by Uncle Ken Thaiday I aim to preserve my culture through contemporary forms. The weave is traditionally known as the grasshopper weave." Details: Cotton linen blend This tea towel was designed, printed and sewed in Australia. WA YO WAY 'Story