This basket was created in 2006 and is featured in the Re Coil Change & Exchange in coiled Fibre Art book.

The artist uses the coiling technique often working in reverse, starting with the outer rim and working towards the centre. Anne uses commonly found desert grasses, minarri and wangurnu, for the structural inner coils and over wraps these with a combination of store-bought raffia, wool and string, often incorporating emu feathers into the rim or base. If she is unable to go to bush to collect the grass for the inner coils, she will also manufactured materials or anything else that replicates the qualities of the grass.

Her works are quite distinctive and she is fast becoming one of the most sought after weavers from central Australia.

If you would like to know more about Coiled Bush Basket and the relationship with Aboriginal Art and culture, please read the following articles:

• Re Coil - Change and Exchange in Coiled Fibre Art