Graphite
630mm high
550mm wide
30mm deep
Pteridium esculentum has thin starchy rhizomes which were harvested from late summer to autumn and eaten raw, roasted or beaten into a paste. The roots could also be made into a tea to treat stomach aches, cramps, chest pains, diarrhoea, colds and to expel worms. Found in all states of Australia.
Please note, this artwork is currently on exhibition at Belconnen Arts Centre and will not be available for pick-up or delivery until the exhibition has closed. Please check the Belco Arts website for exhibition dates.