Cape York Aboriginal Art Products in Cairns, Queensland, Australia | Art gallery

Cape York Aboriginal Art Products

Locality: Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4019 6200

Address: 242 Sheridan 4870 Cairns, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.capeyorkproducts.com.au/

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23.01.2022 Thanks everyone for your support of this website by liking the page! There are 3 main reasons for this virtual shop which is exclusive to Cape York artisans. 1. Provide Cape York artisans with real money for their art and crafts. 2. Providing exposure of the artisans behind the craft in uploading profiles.... 3. Provide public both nationally and internationally with 100% Indigenous Cape York prod...ucts. 4. All profits made through the sales of products goes back into making more purchases from community people and to keep the website (virtual shop) active. PAY PAL IS NOW ACTIVE TO MAKE PURCHASES! Please go in and check out the products available through the "Shop" tab. They will make great pressies for friends and family.

22.01.2022 UMI ARTS BIG TALK ONE FIRE CULTURAL FESTIVAL Fogarty Park will come alive for an afternoon and evening of culture, music, dance and over 30 art & craft and food market stalls. UMI Arts Big Talk One Fire Cultural Festival is a free, family-friendly event celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, primarily from Far North Queensland. Come and enjoy emerging and established musicians, bands and traditional dance. Enjoy the pop-up market stalls, where you can buy... directly from the Indigenous craftspeople who have handmade their products. DATE & TIME: Saturday 26 July, 1pm 1Opm LOCATION: Fogarty Park, Cairns Esplanade ENTRY: FREE

21.01.2022 As part of a Balkanu initiative, Farron Port from the Coen township has designed the new-look sign for the Wunthulpu Cultural Centre. The sign is promoting the first Driver Reviver Centre in Cape York under a project called Rest, Refresh and Revive. Looking good!

20.01.2022 Welcome back to 2014, hope everyone had an enjoyable, fun filled holiday and we thank you for your continued support of Cape York Aboriginal Art Products!

20.01.2022 Sarongs being produced by the Aurukun Women for new contracts. These are birthing sarongs which is an item that will be found in the Apunipima Baby Baskets.

15.01.2022 Apunipima, Balkanu and Aurukun Women Work Together for Cape York Mums Click on the link to read the great work that the Aurukun Women have been doing as seamstress's. - Story in Apunipima newsletter http://www.apunipima.org.au//it/515-women-working-together

15.01.2022 Cape York Aboriginal Art Products staff wishes you, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years for 2014! We will be closed from the 21st of December 2013 and reopen on the 6th of January 2014.

14.01.2022 Exciting News In!

09.01.2022 Ivana Gibson grew up in the Hopevale Aboriginal community on Cape York Peninsula and has links to the Angamutthi, Bagaarmuguwarra, Buru-Nguwarra and Bulgoone Warra Clans. She developed her passion music which she is displaying a CD in the picture below, with a few of her songs and other indigenous artisans such as Coldwater Band, Danny Bani, Phoenix Rising, Colina and Nicholas Wymarra. To Purchase Ivana Gibson's CD, please click on the Cape York Aboriginal Art Products heading above, and then to the shopping cart tab on that page.

07.01.2022 Aurukun Sewing Centre is now situated in the back of the Aurukun Women's Yarns Retail Shop which is in the new Sam Kerindun Business Centre. Pictured below: is the local seamstress's hard at work who sew beautiful products.

05.01.2022 Percy Koonutta from the Puch clan group in Aurukun displaying the woomera (spear thrower) he made from local wood and made the pounding end from shells off the Aurukun coastline, sugarbag gum and resin. Help encourage people like Percy to continue this age old tradition by buying 100% Indigenous Cape York Art. This Woomera is now proudly owned by a lucky Victorian customer who purchased this product.

01.01.2022 Looking for a unique Christmas gift's for friends and families? Please click on the shopping cart above to purchase an authentic, 100% Indigenous Cape York Art Products. Below is a picture of a Minh Waaram(Dugong) Calico Bag, Calico bag designed by Trevor Bowenda and Roderick Yunkaporta from Aurukun Community, Cape York, Queensland, Australia.

01.01.2022 Please Note: To purchase 100% handcrafted products by aboriginal artisans in Cape York, click on the shopping cart icon above on the right hand side of the Cape York Aboriginal Art Products Facebook profile page and this will take you to the Cape York Aboriginal Art Products Shop (below is an example of the shopping cart icon).