
At Sandhills Artefacts, visitors immerse themselves in the rich traditions of the Wiradjuri people. Michael Lyons, a Wiradjuri Elder, crafts authentic artefacts such as didgeridoos, boomerangs, and coolamons, showcasing the transformation of raw wood into cultural masterpieces. His workshop, located at 16 Bamblett Street, offers a hands-on experience where guests can observe the meticulous processes of soaking, debarking, hollowing, sanding, carving, polishing, and painting. Beyond the workshop, Michael leads cultural tours through the surrounding land, sharing knowledge about bush foods, bush medicines, and survival skills. These tours also include visits to sacred Aboriginal sites like the Birthing Rocks and Caves, providing a comprehensive understanding of Wiradjuri heritage. For those interested in a deeper cultural experience, Michael offers hands-on cultural days featuring storytelling, traditional bush tucker, and the soulful sounds of the didgeridoo. Bookings are essential for these immersive experiences.
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