SUGAR GLIDER POSSUM - DREAMING - WOLLERT - Framed Canvas Print - Limited Edition Frame:Oak resting on a bed of

resting on a bed of possum skin

Flowers are not just symbols but are a way of preserving heritage and maintaining the connection to the land

together to talk (or ‘yarn’) about Indigenous protocols

The western pebble-mouse lacked a scientific name until 1980

In Aboriginal culture

SUGAR GLIDER POSSUM - DREAMING - WOLLERT - Framed Canvas Print - Limited Edition Frame:Oak resting on a bed ofPossum Dreaming Wollert Highly Detailed Painting by Grace Brown In various indigenous cultures of Australia, possums hold a significant place in spirituality. They are often regarded as spiritual messengers and symbols of intuition, adaptability, and resilience. Their nocturnal behaviour is associated with the mysteries of the night and the unseen world Limited Edition Fine Art Print on Fine Art Canvas. Float Framed in Black, White or Natural Oak.