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Scarf Design: Flowers in the Desert by Lauren Doolan
Dreamtime:
Australian Outback is vast and displays a very harsh climate with extreme temperatures and almost no rainfall. Occasionally, when it rains, this deserted land showcases its prominence with the blossom of beautiful flowers. The Aboriginal people of Australia consider this as a blessing and celebrate the blossom of wildflowers, pods, bush beds at their traditional rituals and corroboree (gatherings).
Aboriginal Women decorate themselves with these Wild Flowers, Daisies, Bush Leaves when they gather for dancing, singing, corroboree, storytelling etc. Some of these wildflowers are considered as a representation of their spiritual ancestors in beautiful appearances. With winds and currents, these wildflowers sing, entertain and relax people of the land with their fragrance and angelic view.
Lauren Doolan comes from Santa Terese of Central Australia. She belongs to the Doolan family and speaks the Arrernte language. Her dreamings mainly involve Wild Desert Flowers, Dancing Spirits, Spirit People etc.
Mary Koenig –
This gorgeous fabric has metallic elements and complements the Cleo panel beautifully. Love it! Great shop.
Diane L. Stark –
Communication regarding yardage availability was super fast, clear any beyond any expectations. Shipped packages arrived well wrapped and with very prompt delivery
Nancy Weller –
The quality of the material and design was beautiful. It held up very well in the wash as I washed it first before cutting and adding to my veterans quilt, which I’m making for my brother. So very glad I ordered this. Trust me, you will not be dissatisfied with your purchase!