This stunning ZAKKIA collection has been created to display a simple texture symbolic of the Kapok fruit when dried and cracking.
A bush tree native to Australia, it is a key calendar marker for the indigenous Jawoyn people. When the pod cracks, the freshwater crocodile’s eggs are also cracking and hatching.
This collection is a reminder and a celebration of the wealth of knowledge Australia’s indigenous people have developed over tens of thousands of years about our environment.
This knowledge is so important and needs to be passed down generation after generation.
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