Magnetic Bookmark_JWO826

Magnetic Bookmark_JWO826 – Art, Culture, and Functionality Combined

The Magnetic Bookmark_JWO826 showcases the captivating story of two sisters traveling through their mother’s country. This journey, beautifully illustrated by artist Julie Woods, takes place in Northern Territory as the sisters head towards Docker River. Along the way, they stop at Ilkuwaratjara to cut a wana (digging stick) from the punu (wood). The stick was straight and strong. The younger sister begins to feel homesick, but her older sister comforts her. She tells her that they are on their way to meet family.

As they travel, the sisters dig for kuka (meat) such as goanna and bilby. They are happy to have found food. The artwork on this bookmark portrays the sisters as ‘U’ shapes. The wana (digging stick) sits next to them. The circles represent rock and waterholes where water gathers after the rain.

Produced in partnership with Better World Arts, this bookmark is much more than a simple tool for marking pages. It combines art and storytelling with practical design. The Magnetic Bookmark_JWO826 reflects the rich culture of Aboriginal traditions. It helps connect readers to the landscape and history of Northern Territory.

This bookmark, made by skilled artisans, is as functional as it is beautiful. Its strong magnetic grip ensures your pages stay securely in place. Its cultural significance adds depth to your reading experience. Light and portable, this bookmark is a perfect addition to any reader’s collection.

Choose the Magnetic Bookmark_JWO826 for a blend of artistry and function, and enjoy the cultural journey it represents.