Wilson Waterholes

This organic cotton scarf features a vibrant design by Indigenous Australian artist Olivia Wilson. The artwork depicts a waterhole, a vital source of life in ancient Australia for both people and animals. To Aboriginal people of the desert, waterholes are sacred sites, offering not only physical survival but also spiritual connection and community. Olivia’s design reflects the profound significance of these life-giving places, capturing their enduring role as centers of sustenance and cultural meaning.

Dimensions: 78.7" x 27.6"

Royalties directly benefit the artist.

About the Artist:

Olivia Wilson, an junior artist of Kaurna and Narungga heritage, has been guided throughout her life by Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara artists, who have shared with her their stories and traditional painting techniques. Her work blends ancient storytelling with contemporary expression, using art as a way to honor the land, its people, and the deep connection to nature. Through her designs, Olivia celebrates the resilience of Aboriginal culture while showing the power of creativity to foster connection, cultural pride, and meaningful change.