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Manymak natha (good food) apron

Perfect the art of cooking in our ‘Manymak natha’ apron – it means ‘good food’! The design is made from three original artworks and features traditional Yolgnu bush foods from both freshwater and saltwater sources.

Cotton drill apron with pocket and adjustable straps.

ARTISTS

  • Nyoka (crab), Benjamin Garrawurra
  • Wuldulbal/badju (bream), JB Fisher
  • Dakawa (yabby), Peter Gambung 

Manymak (very good)! This product helps build a sustainable source of income for Yolŋu artists and art workers at Bula’Bula Arts. 

 

Categories: Bula'bula Arts

Name: JB Fisher

Language: Marrangu

Community: Ramingining

Name: Peter Gambung

Language: Gupapuyngu

Community: Ramingining

Name: Benjamin Bindiwul

Language: Liya-gawumirr

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