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Welebme (flat stone), giri-giri (thorne), & kono (flowers)

‘I wanted to create this drawing, telling my kids and husbands dreaming story. I want to keep the story alive for my grandchildren so when they grow up, they can learn their families stories. I always tell my granddaughter about the work i’m doing so she can know and keep it in her mind. She’s growing up now but still is always learning about my stories and asks me questions everyday about my work.

I call this design Welebme, giri-giri, & kono (flowers), this story comes from Bulukhaduru. 

The giri-giri always rips our clothes and scratches our skin when we go our hunting. It’s really sharp and long, all the kids tell me they don’t like that thorne!’