Help raise funds for ANZFAID and win this one of a kind Australian original art piece from Red Banksia, valued at $350
This stunning handmade and totally unique Australian artwork depicts the Australian Crocodile using banksia integrofolia pod as the body of the artwork and a variety of Australian native timbers and seed pods for the remainder of this stunning piece.
Donated by Award Winning Artist, Sas from Red Banksia Art
Note : Centre area is pictured on a cream stone background purely for photographic purposes. The middle is clear resin containing the crocodile art piece. Size - 27cm x 18cm - 1kg
Terms & Conditions:
- Tickets available at Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney live events and online at www.anzfaid.org
- Closing date 5pm 30th September 2026
- Draw will take place at 9am on the 1st of October 2026
- Ticket cost is not tax deductible.
- Prize is not transferrable for cash.
- Prize will be mailed to the winner within 7 days of the draw.
- Winner will be drawn randomly and winner notified via email and phone. Results will be posted to ANZFAID’s social media pages and website.
- No correspondence will be entered into and all decisions are final
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