Design: Gerdewoon Gerany (boab nut and hills)
Artist: Cathy Ward
Gerdewoon (boab nut) are from the iconic, bottle-shaped boab tree. They’re popular bush food and can also be used like maracas or for carving. The interior has a tangy citrus flavour and is high in vitamin C and calcium. In the dry season, it can be eaten straight from the nut or made into a milky, lemon tasting drink; and in the wet season, it can be roasted over hot coals then eaten. Gerany means hills. It also means stone, money and mountain. The Kimberley is home to ancient, rugged ranges with gorges and steep ridges.
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Care instructions:
- Hand wash or machine wash separately with cold water using a gentle cycle.
- Do not use detergent that contains enzymes, bleach, fabric softeners, or that is formulated for wool.
- Do not tumble dry.