Aboriginal Bush Sultana Charcoal

Kutjea, or Australian desert raisin (Solanum centrale) is a native to the more arid parts of Australia. Like other “bush tomatoes”, it has been used as a food source by Central Australian Aboriginal groups for millennia.
Merne Akatyerre (Arrenrnte language) means Bush Sultana in the Northern Territory. It is a nutrient fruit. Sultana plants are low prickly shrub with soft green leaves and yellow and purple flower. Some Aboriginal people in Alice Spring together with guests often go out to bush with coolamon and digging sticks to collect bush sultana and other bush foods.
Audrey Martin Napanangka is a very experienced and well-known designer. Bush Sultana is a very popular fabric. Audrey, being a collector and gatherer, often goes to the bush with her friends and relatives and sometimes she accompanies tourists. She loves nature and bush foods.

• 1 unit =  25cm x 112cm ( if you prefer a FQ of 50cm x 56cm, please leave a comment at checkout)
• 2 units = 50cm x 112cm
• 3 units = 75cm x 112cm
• 4 units =100cm x 112cm
• 5 units =125cm x 112cm
• 6 units =150cm x 112cm
• 7 units =175cm x 112cm
• 8 units =200cm x 112cm etc

Brand new cut fresh from the bolt, 100% quilting cotton.

Kept continuous if more than one unit purchased as shown in guide above.

Suitable for quilting, patchwork, home decorating, applique, cushions, scrapbooking , and general sewing.