“Birds” by Eric Malibirr
Wrap your home in the work of Eric Malibirr with Birds, a feature throw rug from Djilpin Arts. We’re an Aboriginal-owned art centre in Wugularr (Beswick), Northern Territory.
This design throw rug is a generous 200 x 180 cm in a cotton/polyester blend, and it brings Eric's design into your living room, bedroom or reading nook. It also makes a warm Aboriginal art gift for someone setting up a new home.
When you buy Aboriginal art online with us, the artist shares in every sale.
Eric is paid a fee for his original design, plus a payment for every throw rug sold.
We’re proud members of the Indigenous Art Code and hold ourselves to the highest standards of ethical Aboriginal art trade. We protect the copyright and cultural intellectual property of every artist we work with.
Key features
- Original design by Eric Malibirr, made into a throw rug
- DImensions: 200 x 180 cm
- Materials: cotton/polyester blend
- Designed through Djilpin Arts, an Aboriginal-owned art centre in Wugularr (Beswick), NT
- The artist earns a design fee plus a payment for every throw rug sold
- Ethically produced through an Indigenous Art Code member, with the artist’s copyright and ICIP protected
Authentic Aboriginal Artwork
Every Artist is paid fairly
Provenance Documentation Included
Made in Beswick and Arnhem Land
“Birds” by Eric Malibirr
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What is the provenance of my purchase?
All works purchased through Djilpin Arts are authentically Aboriginal designed and owned, created by members of the Beswick & Katherine communities and surrounding nations from across Arnhem Land.
All purchases come with formal documentation about the artist you are supporting.
How does artist payment work?
Choosing to buy authentic works directly from community enterprises like Djilpin Arts is a great way to support remote indigenous artists and their families.
For unique artworks and fibre work, artists are paid upfront, with the remainder being reinvested into Djilpin Arts programs and arts centre costs. For textiles and prints, artists have been paid to create the original artworks and are then paid a fee per product sold.
What payment methods do you offer?
All prices are quoted in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST.
We take payments using credit/debit cards or Paypal, Stripe and Afterpay. You do not need an account to pay.
What type of postage do you offer?
We post from Australia Post in Katherine NT.
If you buy more than one product, we only charge you for shipping on the most expensive item, the rest will be sent free.
How long will it take to receive my item?
Our products are coming to you from the remote community of Beswick, and our nearest post office is 107kms away, in Katherine, Northern Territory. We aim to travel to Katherine once a week to do posting, we appreciate your patience and note that post from the Territory can often take longer. We will email you the tracking number. Please check your delivery address carefully before purchasing, Djilpin Arts will not be liable for missing items as a result of this.
Can I receive a refund or exchange?
As Djilpin Arts is a community organisation and charity, all purchases are considered final and non-refundable. However, we do offer exchanges for items that arrive damaged or defective. In the instance of one-of-a-kind artwork that cannot be replaced, a refund may be negotiated.