Aunty Marilyn Russell, Red Shellwork slippers It looks sort of like

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Aunty Marilyn Russell, Red Shellwork slippers It looks sort of likeArtist: Aunty Marilyn Russell Title: Red Shellwork slippers Materials: Shells, glue, velvet, cardboard & glitter Sizes vary: Approx. 130mm long x 70mm wide x 44mm high Continuing the tradition of shellwork which has been handed down to her from her mother Esme Timbery, Marilyn Russell's work represents her connection to the past and a process of healing. Through these fine art objects, Marilyn keeps Bidjigal women's shellwork tradition alive. Tracing