Fish Net – Mijilda
$5,000.00
“Fish nets were made from the native hibiscus fibre, which is very common. The fibre was stripped from the branches and soaked in the sand near a running water creek. After three to four weeks it was taken up, dried, and then processed into string, and finally woven into a fish net. These were then used to trap large sea prey such as dugong and turtle as well as running seasonal fish.”
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Mirndiyan Gununa - MIART Mornington Island Art Shipping policy
Please ensure we have your best postal address. Artworks are sent by Australia Post Express Registered, flat packed very securely or larger works on canvas will be rolled and packed in a shipping tube. Note that larger canvas works are not stretched/framed. The Certificate of Authenticity will be included in the package and we will email it to you as well. MIART will cover postage costs and we will email you the tracking number.
Mirndiyan Gununa - MIART Mornington Island Art Refund policy
In the most unlikely event that you are not happy with your artwork then MIART will refund you in full upon return of the artwork in perfect condition – your refund will include any postage costs incurred. We are back on island 19.08.24 and will pack and post as quickly as we can but be aware that Australia Post service from remote areas like ours can be a bit slow, even with Express.
Mirndiyan Gununa - MIART Mornington Island Art Return policy
In the most unlikely event that you are not happy with your artwork then MIART will refund you in full upon return of the artwork in perfect condition – your refund will include any postage costs incurred.
