Colin Isaacs' Aboriginal Artifacts 

HomeGalleriesMyall CreekLinksHistoryArtifactsExhibitions

 Traditional artifacts created by Colin Isaacs.

Stone axe

Stone knives

Stone Axe

Stone Knives

Used for hunting

Multipurpose tool

Nulla Nulla  (Aboriginal club or throwing stick)

Aboriginal shield.

Nulla Nulla

Shield

A wooden club or throwing stick. The shape may vary between mobs.

Defensive purpose. Protection in battle.

 Carved fish by Koori artist Colin Isaacs

A selection of Artifacts

Fishing spear, hunting spear, shield , waddi and stone axe

Shield and Nula Nula

Spears

Shields and Nula Nula's

Shield and Nula Nula

Stone Axe

Dilly Bags

Pelican carving by Colin Isaacs

 

 Parrot carving by Koori artist Colin Isaacs

Something different for Collectors and Players

A Rob Day Oddgeri - Artwork by the Myall Creek artist - Colin Isaacs

A Rob Day Oddgeri - Artwork By The Myall Creek artist - Colin Isaacs

A non traditional style diddgeridoo created by a master woodworker and decorated with authentic Aboriginal artwork by the Myall Creek artist - Colin Isaacs. Called an Oddgeri out of repect for the traditional didgeridoo. These are hand made to be played. Once the artwork is added, Colin considers these as part message stick as the imaging conveys a message from the Dreaming.
New England Woodturning Supplies creates traditional and non traditional didgeridoos. Created by a player and maker for lovers of the didgeridoo

  Colin can be commissioned to create these artifact for any interested parties.

isaacs@newagemultimedia.com 

HomeGalleriesMyall CreekLinksHistoryArtifactsExhibitions

 

Colin Isaacs © Copyright 2006
isaacs@newagemultimedia.com