This design is based on the many native flowers that grow locally in Pukatja and through the Musgrave Ranges. When we go out to the bush, we see all the different colours from many plants growing. Flowers are important to the women and the health of the land, and much excitement is felt as they burst into life.
Name: Ingrid Taylor
Language: Pitjantjatjara
Community: Amata
Biography:
Ingrid was born in Pukatja in 1978. She grew up and attended school in Pukatja. She moved to Amata around 2010 when she got married. Ingrid paints the Tjukurpa for her grandmother on her mother's side - Piltati Tjukurpa from the country near Nyapari community, west of Pukatja. Ingrid is a new artist, having started painting with Ernabella Arts in 2023.
Status: Stock Handmade ceramic tile by Ernabella Artists Size 15 x 15cm Due to the handmade nature, slight size variations may occur
Status: Stock Punu (wood carving) Punu are wood carvings by Anangu (Central and Western Desert Aboriginal people), they are hand carved and decorated with walka, patterns burnt into the wood with heated wire.