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their life cycle and the social structure of one of our planet’s most fascinating and important insects

Appreciated by both children and adults alike

Shell jewellery-making is the oldest continuing cultural practice in Tasmania – a significant tradition for Aboriginal women still handed down through each generation

Features 7 compartments and built-in magnifying lenses to take a closer look at your discoveries at 7x

Jar volume: 330g

Black Crow and Kelp Shell - Bracelet australian geographic their life cycle and theThis handmade black crow and kelp shell bracelet is crafted by Palawi artist, Aunty Jeanette James, a First Nations artist known for her beautiful intricate work with hand collected shells and other natural materials. The bracelet features kelp and black crow shells, carefully selected and woven together to create a striking contrast in texture and tone. This piece reflects the deep cultural knowledge and traditions of the Palawa people of Lutruwita