Status: Stock Waanungga (sugar bag) by Gudu Mungulu, Kids T-shirts Gudu Mungulu often paints Waanugga, which is a word that describes various forms of bush honey. The hives in which honey is stored are called ‘Sugarbag’, and can be found in trees and in termite mounds. The Wandjinas keep the Read more…
Status: Stock We are coming to see you We, the Wunambal Gaambera People are proud to launch our new book which we made together with the Dambimangari people. Our book, We Are Coming to See You, shares our Wangina Wunggurr Culture, the same culture we share with the Willinggin people. Read more…
Status: Stock Gift Card – single Leah Umbagai Ungud (snake) The Ungud Snake story is about two young boys who didn’t listen to their elders or believe in them. There is a big waterhole an in it lies a large Ungud Snake. The old people told the kids not to go Read more…
Status: Stock Dumbi the Owl by Francis Dolby Budgy, T-Shirt Black The Wandjina is the creator spirit that belongs to the Wororra, Ngarinyin and Wunumbul people. He is the one who created everything, gave us our culture, law and songs and even the dreaming of each child before they are Read more…
Status: Stock Return to Majaddin Ngarinyin Elder and community leader, Eddie Bear shares his family story with Dr Robert Hoskin, researcher and retired minister of the Uniting Church. The story begins with life in the remote land of Majaddin in the West Kimberley and continues through colonialist incursions as Eddie’s Read more…
Status: Stock Mowanjum 50 years Mowanjum Aboriginal Community decided to share their stories and Wandjina traditions in this lively and richly illustrated book. It tells of their journey from their homelands in the north Kimberley to Derby where Worrorra, Ngarinyin and Wunambal peoples established Mowanjum Community in 1956. Historical photographs Read more…
Status: Stock Jigeengadi bush camp “This is a community book about the week long sustainable harvesting bush camp that was held in June 2006 at Jigeengadi (Wire Yard) on Gibb River pastoral station. It shows pictures of how we made things, some of the trees and barks and their language Read more…
Shells These shells represent food. The patterned on this image comes from cone bay