The Yarrabah Pottery has been in operation since 1990. There are two full-time workers and five part-time workers who work two days a week. Some of the local works are sold in the museum, Tjapukai in Cairns and locally. They specialise in making cups, mugs, plates, bowls, vases, ashtrays and jugs. They use two different ways of shaping and moulding clay, either by hand or on a wheel.

YARRABAH ARTS & CRAFTS

The Yarrabah Arts & Crafts has been in operation since 1994. They have one full-time worker and two part-time workers. All their materials are ordered through the Community Council, then given to the Arts & Craft Centre on arrival. The articles they make are headbands, woven baskets, place mats, hula skirts and curtains.

 If you would like to purchase any of these items please contact us

Address:

Yarrabah Aboriginal Council

Telephone: + 61 7 4056 9120

Fax: + 61 7 40 56 9167

| Council | Womens Centre | History | Links | Search | Arts and Crafts | Leisure Centre | Museum |

 © copyright - Yarrabah Aboriginal Community and all economy of ideas, and related Imagery is published by Yarrabah Aboriginal Community - Queensland. All the contents of this site(* except where indicated) are protected under INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW. No material may be reproduced in part or in whole without the written consent of the copyright holders. All rights reserved.

Web pages created by Yarrabah Internetclub and IndigiNet Multimedia

as part of the ALIA - Online Public Access Initiative

© Yarrabah Aboriginal Community 1998.