Lilly Pilly Pink
SKU:
LPP
A$88.00
A$88.00
per item
Due to my scarves being in an exhibition, this design is available by pre-order only. Please allow 2-3 weeks for printing, manufacture and posting. At checkout, please choose "pick-up" so that the postage cost will be waived. This offer is for pre-orders only.
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Pink and green with a touch of blue. This pretty design is created from lichen on the trees of a property that is the home to rescued wildlife in the Southern Highlands. Native Wildlife Rescue does magnificent work to help heal and rehabilitate injured animals.
Please note that it is very difficult to photograph the colours exactly the same as they are in real life and there may be a slight variance in the colour from what you see on the screen. There can also be a slight variance with different print runs.
Donation:
On purchase of this scarf from my website $5 will be donated to Wildlife Rescue South Coast. Here is a quote from the Treasurer of the organisation, Joy Weatherill:
“We have been overwhelmed by the impact of the devastating bushfires - injuries to animals, loss of habitat, lack of food source, damage to our carer’s rehabilitation facilities, and the emotional impact on our members. On the other hand, it is so rewarding when we are able to successfully release a rehabilitated animal or reunite an orphan with its parents.”
Please note that it is very difficult to photograph the colours exactly the same as they are in real life and there may be a slight variance in the colour from what you see on the screen. There can also be a slight variance with different print runs.
Donation:
On purchase of this scarf from my website $5 will be donated to Wildlife Rescue South Coast. Here is a quote from the Treasurer of the organisation, Joy Weatherill:
“We have been overwhelmed by the impact of the devastating bushfires - injuries to animals, loss of habitat, lack of food source, damage to our carer’s rehabilitation facilities, and the emotional impact on our members. On the other hand, it is so rewarding when we are able to successfully release a rehabilitated animal or reunite an orphan with its parents.”
