Miriam is an emerging artist who is engaged in variety of practices. She creates shell jewelry, small weavings, ghost net bags, bush dye garments and lino prints.
The skills and knowledge Miriam has in her practice were taught to her by her mother. Her favourite part of working for Anindilyakwa Arts is, “making earrings and ghost net bags and bush dyeing. And making baskets.”
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