Table Runner Wool - Samuel Miller - Chainstitch

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Table Runner Wool - Samuel Miller - Chainstitch

This beautiful table runner is more than just a functional piece for your dining table. It is a work of art, designed by Indigenous artist Samuel Miller and crafted by master chainstitch artisans in Kashmir.

The design, titled Ngayuku Ngura, meaning 'My Place', features a vibrant and intricate depiction of the country surrounding Kalka and Pipalyatjara, using an extensive palette of colors.

Made from 100% wool, this table runner measures 30cm wide and 120cm long, making it the perfect size for most tables.

It also features a non-slip backing, ensuring it stays in place and protects your table. Designed in Australia, this table runner is a true representation of Aboriginal art and culture, with the artist receiving monthly royalties for their work.


Not only is this table runner a beautiful addition to your home, but it is also ethically made through fair trade practices. By purchasing this product, you are supporting the livelihoods of the artisans in Kashmir who handmake each piece with care and skill. Add a touch of culture and color to your dining table with this stunning table runner.

About the Artwork

The sisters created the landscape as they tried to escape from Wati Nyiru. They created a rock hole which went under the ground and came up on the other side of the hill. The women dived into the water then flew up into the sky. Wati Nyiru followed them . Now, Wati Nyiru can be seen to the south of the seven sisters the Pleiades), as he still chases them across the sky.

How It's Made

Chainstitch is a traditional Kashmiri handicraft and important to the local economy. This work is produced in remote villages and provides important supplementary income between harvests and other rural work. The stitching is done by hand using an 'sari', a sharp hooked tool similar to a crochet hook.

Better World Arts

Better World Arts facilitates cross cultural art projects between Aboriginal artists in Australia, and artisans in India. The Aboriginal artists are paid royalties for their designs, and the artisans in India work in conditions that encompass the 10 Principles of Fair Trade, including receiving a fair wage, working in safe conditions, and ensuring there is no child labour or forced labour.

Read more about Better World Arts here.

Dimensions: 30x120cm

All of our products are carefully wrapped and shipped to you from Brisbane, QLD.

We use sustainable wrapping and packaging as much as possible.

If your item doesn't fit in one of our parcel bags, we try and reuse boxes that have been sent to us.

Australia - Postage

Free for orders over $200 | Flat Rate - $12.00 | Express - $20.00

New Zealand - Postage

Free for orders over AU$200 | Flat Rate - AU$20 | Express - AU$30

We usually ship your order within 2 business days through Australia Post.

Brisbane Orders - if you would like your item delivered, please let us know. We may able to do this from our base at South Brisbane.

Hampers

If you would like to order more than one hamper, please email us at fairtraderstore@outlook.com for a quote and we'll look for the best option for you.

Gift Wrapping

We will happily gift wrap products for an extra $2. This can be added at checkout along with a short note to the person receiving the gift.

When purchasing multiple products don't forget to include in your order notes if you would like the products to be wrapped separately or all together. Around Christmas time, please specify if it is a Christmas gift or not so we can choose the wrapping paper accordingly.

The Fair Trader offers a carefully curated selection of intentional and purposeful items which work towards alleviating global issues and inequities.

Many of our suppliers hold Fair Trade Certifications from the World Fair Trade Organisation, Fair Trade Australia & New Zealand as well as sustainable textile certifications such as the GOTS Certification. Read more about our product selection process here.