Laverton Outback Gallery

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Aboriginal art from Laverton and the Western Desert region

In this gallery you will find artworks, paintings, digging sticks, carvings, weavings and crafts by artists from the surrounding regions, including the Ngaanyatjarra Lands. Well known weavers in the region make baskets and desert animals. The colourful lizards have their own individual characters. Some of the artworks are available for sale. Why not buy one and make it your next dashboard mascot?

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Address:

Corner of Augusta and Euro Street
Laverton WA 6440
Australia

Tel:

(08) 9031 1395

Email:

Lavertonlcca@outlook.com

Opening Hours

Mon to Fri 9am - 4pm; Closed Public Holidays

Miniature cultural items

Mini sized

Janice Scott made these items, which are all small enough to fit in your hand. They are miniature versions of cultural objects like digging sticks, spear throwers, boomerangs, coolamons and shields...

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Giant camouflaged snake

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A large museum for a small town

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