Soft Toy | Koala | Barefoot toys Sunnys Purdie’s work draws on traditional

Purdie’s work draws on traditional Gija stories and Ngarranggarni (Dreaming) passed down to her as well as depicting sites and narratives associated with her ancestral Country

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including her late mother

sculpture and installation

Alan Myerson handcrafted ranges are ethically made by small communities of skilled craftspeople globally

Soft Toy | Koala | Barefoot toys Sunnys Purdie’s work draws on traditionalThis colourful koala wears a sweet waistcoat and a relaxed expression from eating Eucalyptus leaves all day sure to ignite any child's imagination. A? bright and? engaging early learning tool ideal for encouraging creative play and honing sensory and motor skills. Made in Sri Lanka in a fair trade social enterprise created by artist Barbara Sansoni in 1958. Barefoot artisans are dedicated weavers and needlewomen who produce premium quality eco