AAD711
Andrea Adamson
Seven Sisters
90cm x 60cm
Andrea Adamson Tiger – My Country – Seven Sisters Dreaming AAD711
Andrea Adamson Tiger – My Country – Seven Sisters Dreaming AAD890 90cm x 60cm
AAD890
Andrea Adamson
Seven Sisters
90cm x 60cm
Authentic Australian Aboriginal art by Debra Young Nakamarra
Authentic Australian Aboriginal art by Debra Young Nakamarra
DYO704
101cm x 46cm
Authentic Australian Aboriginal art by Debra Young Nakamarra
Authentic Australian Aboriginal art by Debra Young Nakamarra
DYO702
90cm x 60cm
Authentic Australian Aboriginal art by Debra Young Nakamarra
Authentic Australian Aboriginal art by Debra Young Nakamarra
DYO703
90cm x 60cm
Awelye (Body Paint) 152cm x 91cm – CPW000
CPW000
152cm x 91cm
This painting depicts Awelye (Body Paint) which is applied to the women’s body when ceremony is performed. The paint is made using ochre, charcoal or ash.
Ochre is collected by the women and ground into a fine powder. This is mixed with water or animal fat and applied to the women’s shoulders, breasts, legs, stomach and faces, depending on the ceremony being performed. The Indigenous People of Central Australia still perform the sacred and ancient rituals today.
Damien and Yilpi Marks Hailstorm Dreaming – 121cm x 101cm DYM019
DYM019
121cm x 101cm
This piece tells the story of Yilpi’s grandfather and the hailstorm that killed him. As a young man he was stubborn and didn’t listen to the elders that a big storm was coming. He went out hunting before the storm. He also wanted to perform a ceremonial dance to ward of the storm. He took the ceremonial dancing sticks, but didn’t return. The rest of the clan hid in the caves to wait out the storm and afterwards, the women went searching for the man but could not find him. In another area of the country, the children were gathering bush foods and swimming in the newly filled rock holes. Quite by accident, they happened upon the body of the young man. He had died during the storm. This story is told to the children to teach them the importance of listening to their elders.
Damien and Yilpi Marks Hailstorm Dreaming – 121cm x 121cm DYM201604
DYM201604
121cm x 121cm
This piece tells the story of Yilpi’s grandfather and the hailstorm that killed him. As a young man he was stubborn and didn’t listen to the elders that a big storm was coming. He went out hunting before the storm. He also wanted to perform a ceremonial dance to ward of the storm. He took the ceremonial dancing sticks, but didn’t return. The rest of the clan hid in the caves to wait out the storm and afterwards, the women went searching for the man but could not find him. In another area of the country, the children were gathering bush foods and swimming in the newly filled rock holes. Quite by accident, they happened upon the body of the young man. He had died during the storm. This story is told to the children to teach them the importance of listening to their elders.
Damien and Yilpi Marks Hailstorm Dreaming 190cm x 120cm – DYM716
DYM716
190cm x 120cm
This piece tells the story of Yilpi’s grandfather and the hailstorm that killed him. As a young man he was stubborn and didn’t listen to the elders that a big storm was coming. He went out hunting before the storm. He also wanted to perform a ceremonial dance to ward of the storm. He took the ceremonial dancing sticks, but didn’t return. The rest of the clan hid in the caves to wait out the storm and afterwards, the women went searching for the man but could not find him. In another area of the country, the children were gathering bush foods and swimming in the newly filled rock holes. Quite by accident, they happened upon the body of the young man. He had died during the storm. This story is told to the children to teach them the importance of listening to their elders.
Glass of Fire – Nellie Marks Pendant (10mm x 35mm)
Glass of Fire – Nellie Marks Pendant
10mm x 35mm Orange Glass with Stirling Silver Chain
Designed by Christine Stewart with inspiration by Nellie Marks Nakamarra
ONE OFF PIECE, NO TWO DESIGNS THE SAME
Glass of Fire – Nellie Marks Pendant (25mm x 25mm)
Glass of Fire – Nellie Marks Pendant
25mm x 25mm Orange Glass with Stirling Silver Chain
Designed by Christine Stewart with inspiration by Nellie Marks Nakamarra
ONE OFF PIECE, NO TWO DESIGNS THE SAME
