Status: Stock Milkyway Bucket Hat – June Moonie Djiagween Introducing our versatile and stylish reversible bucket hats, right in time for summer! These hats showcase unique artwork by Juluwarlu Artists. With their wide brim and soft, comfortable design, these bucket hats are suitable for wearers of all ages, from young children Read more…
Status: Stock Bajila (Seedpods) Bucket Hat – Alice Guiness Introducing our versatile and stylish reversible bucket hats, right in time for summer! These hats showcase unique artwork by Juluwarlu Artists. With their wide brim and soft, comfortable design, these bucket hats are suitable for wearers of all ages, from young children Read more…
Status: Stock Native Flowers and Fruits Bucket Hat – M Read Introducing our versatile and stylish reversible bucket hats, right in time for summer! These hats showcase unique artwork by Juluwarlu Artists. With their wide brim and soft, comfortable design, these bucket hats are suitable for wearers of all ages, from Read more…
Status: Stock Thalu-Ngarli Memory Game A game to test your memory using 20 pairs of tiles featuring original drawings by Roeburne District Kids during a workshop for Juluwarlu and Lightwell Studios, designed to create content for the interactive tables for the Ganalili Cultural Centre. 40 tiles presented in a box Read more…
Status: Stock Kurrkurrka by Mrs Inkamala This beautiful silk scarf depicts Mrs Inkamala’s Kurrkurrka (owl), of which she said, ‘This beautiful old kurrkurrka is still here. Like me every day coming to do my art, on the bus from my outstation Kwale Kwale. We are still here. My fingers got Read more…
Status: Stock Kurrkurrka silk scarf This beautiful silk scarf depicts Mrs Inkamala’s Kurrkurrka (owl), of which she said, ‘This beautiful old kurrkurrka is still here. Like me every day coming to do my art, on the bus from my outstation Kwale Kwale. We are still here. My fingers got sore Read more…
Jarruka (Scrubfowl) The scrubfowl is a culturally significant Totem to our people. We still dance it in public ceremonies. The scrubfowl dance starts off with two male dancers as scrubfowl characters guarding the nest and eggs. Then the women dancers come in. They are on the lookout for scrubfowl nests Read more…
Kurranji (Cassowary) The cassowary is one of the major totems (Ancestral Spirit Beings) for our Kuku Yalanji people. He is a big, dangerous bird that rules the rainforest. The cassowwary can attack people but at the same time he helps growing many of the plants we used to collect for Read more…
Ngunyin (Dillybag) Dillybags played a vital part in Kuku Yalanji culture. Women used them to carry food when out hunting and gathering or soak bitter yams in creeks before cooking them. Dillybags were also used to hold personal and sacred items.
Birmba (White Cockatoo) Birmba (White Cockatoo) is my family totem. It has been passed down from generation to generation. White Cockatoos always remind me of my grandfather, my sisters and other family who have passed on. Th eyare like protective spirits for me, my family and my loved ones that have Read more…