KOOEEKOO GALLERY

 TERRACOTTA

KIMBA INCENCE/CONE HOLDER

AUTHENTIC ABORIGINAL DESIGNS

The Kimba incence & cone holder was designed by Mundara and exclusively made for him by one of Australia's leading potters. You can not buy this item from anywhere else except here. the Kimba is versitile in that it holds an incence stick and an incence cone.

Kooeekoo is a wholly owned and operated Australian Indigenous Gallery. Servicing only Australian Aboriginal Art work for and by Aboriginal artists.

When you receive your Terracotta Item it will be accompanied with a Profile of the Artist, an Explanation or Story and a Label of Authenticity.

SIZE: 21.5cm X 3.5cm

MEDIUM: Acrylic on Australian Hand Made Terracotta

ARTIST: Mundara

Mundara is a renowned International Aboriginal artist who has exhibited world wide and nationally. He is an Elder of the Eora (Sydney) people an author, actor and educator.

We also accept enquiries and requests. Please make your enquiry to EMAIL

POST: Australia - Item will be posted within five (5) days from receipt of payment. All items are posted by Registered Mail unless prior arrangements for pick up or other prefered delivery methods have been made.

POST: Worldwide - Item will be posted within five (5) days from receipt of payment. All items are posted by Airmail.

POSTAGE DISCOUNT: Postage discounts are available for multiple purchases. Let me know if you are bidding on other items. You do not have to pay for your items until all of your bids are finished.

PAYMENT: Australia - We accept Paypal, Bank Deposit, Bank Deposit Express, Money Order or Payment on Pick up. We do not accept Personal or Business Cheques.

PAYMENT: Worldwide - We Only Accept Paypal

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PROBLEMS: If you have in any problems with your item/s or the item/s are damaged please advise ASAP and send a picture of your damaged item/s to EMAIL

Colour may vary slightly from image to camera

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AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL ARTISTS