Woven Wall Piece
$150.00
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Woven Wall Piece
$150.00
A contemporary textile artwork inspired by soft coastal landscapes and the dreamy tonal shifts of sand, sky, and water. Handwoven with careful attention to texture and movement, this piece brings warmth, depth, and organic beauty into any interior space.
Crafted by Dunghutti weaver, Weaving Our Stories, these wall pieces celebrate the artistry of slow, intentional making. The layered fibres and natural variations in tone highlight the handcrafted nature of the work, ensuring that every piece is uniquely individual. Small imperfections and subtle differences in texture are embraced as part of its character and authenticity.
More than just décor, this woven piece reflects a connection to natural landscapes and storytelling through textile form - an artwork that brings calm, texture, and a grounded sense of place into the home.
Details:
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Handwoven raffia wall artwork
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Natural raffia fibres and shell accents
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Approx. 35–40cm diameter
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Lightweight and ready to hang
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Handmade in Australia
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One of a kind
Frequently asked questions
What is the Woven Wall Piece?
The Woven Wall Piece is a classroom display and learning resource designed to make woven wall piece visible and accessible within the learning environment.
How can educators use the Woven Wall Piece?
Educators can display the resource as an ongoing visual reference and use it to prompt discussion, inquiry, vocabulary development and curriculum-connected learning.
Where can the Woven Wall Piece be displayed?
The Woven Wall Piece can be used in classrooms, libraries, early learning spaces, staff areas and other educational environments where it can support learning and discussion.
Can the Woven Wall Piece support First Nations perspectives?
Yes. This resource can support the teaching of First Nations perspectives through its Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander content or design. It should be used in conjunction with other learning materials that provide appropriate cultural context and deeper learning, and educators are encouraged to seek guidance and input from their local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community where possible.
What are some ideas for further use of the Woven Wall Piece?
Use the Woven Wall Piece as more than a wall display by incorporating it into inquiry activities, group discussions, vocabulary work, research tasks or related literacy and creative activities. Pair it with books, First Nations voices and other learning materials, and seek local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community input where possible.