Aboriginal Fabric - Kingfisher Camp by River - Yellow
This print is part of the Australian Aboriginal Fabrics collection. About the print:
Kingfisher bird is the laughing Kookaburra of Australia and lives in the dry scrubland. It is known for its wild laughing call. Kookaburra does not like to eat fish, it prefers large insects, nestling birds and rodents. Kookaburra chicks stay with their parents for several years before setting out to breed themselves
To get an idea how the fabric looks, check out the second image. It shows a yard of fabric, 42" wide.
Fabric is pre-cut, 1 yard. 100% Cotton.
This print is part of the Australian Aboriginal Fabrics collection. About the print:
Kingfisher bird is the laughing Kookaburra of Australia and lives in the dry scrubland. It is known for its wild laughing call. Kookaburra does not like to eat fish, it prefers large insects, nestling birds and rodents. Kookaburra chicks stay with their parents for several years before setting out to breed themselves
To get an idea how the fabric looks, check out the second image. It shows a yard of fabric, 42" wide.
Fabric is pre-cut, 1 yard. 100% Cotton.
This print is part of the Australian Aboriginal Fabrics collection. About the print:
Kingfisher bird is the laughing Kookaburra of Australia and lives in the dry scrubland. It is known for its wild laughing call. Kookaburra does not like to eat fish, it prefers large insects, nestling birds and rodents. Kookaburra chicks stay with their parents for several years before setting out to breed themselves
To get an idea how the fabric looks, check out the second image. It shows a yard of fabric, 42" wide.
Fabric is pre-cut, 1 yard. 100% Cotton.
