Status: Stock MN Hand Screen Printed T-shirt White (Purpl Hemp) ‘Watiya Tjuta’ Napurrula’s father, Tupa Tjakamarra gave her the right to paint works related to Ilyingaungau in the Gibson Desert. This site, south of Walungurru (Kintore), some 520 kilometres west Read more…
Status: Stock Hand painted seed earrings Hand painted earrings made with locally collected nuts. Note that earrings will vary in colour and design painted on nut as this item is individually handmade.
Status: Stock Hand painted seed earrings Hand painted earrings made with locally collected nuts. Note that earrings will vary in colour and design painted on nut as this item is individually handmade.
Status: Stock Ben Ward Mens S In this image senior artist Ben Ward depicts Thompson Springs, located in Yardungall Country (Dingo Springs) in the East Kimberley. Thompson Springs is a site belonging to the Eagle and the White Crane Dreaming. Read more…
Status: Stock Canning Stock Route 100 piece jigsaw puzzle (210mm x 297mm x 1.5mm jigsaw only, packaged size: 167mm x 125mm x 16mm) supplied in a tin with wraparound sleeve, featuring the collaborative painting ‘Our Country’ by Martumili Artists Kumpaya Girgirba, Read more…
Status: Stock Contact DVD ‘Contact’ is constructed around one of the most extraordinary pieces of footage in Australian history: The moment when a group of Martu women and children walk in from their nomadic existence of millennia in the desert Read more…
Status: Stock Martumili logo Tight knit Beanie with embroidered Martumili Artists logo. 100% acrylic, One size fits all Available in Black The Martumili Artists logo was created in 2006 during a workshop, where artists collectively voted on the final design, incorporating Yunkurra Read more…
Status: Stock Kira Kiro Wet Season by Betty Bundamurra This 100% cotton T-Shirt design is a reproduction from the painting “Kira Kiro Wet Season” The Kira Kiro (Gwion or Bradshaw) figures dance to celebrate the wet season. Waterholes fill up, Read more…
Status: Stock Catalogue Catalogue from the seminal ‘We don’t need a map’ exhibition, a celebration of the lively and enduring culture of the Martu – the traditional owners of a vast area of WA’s Western Desert. This remarkable exhibition includes Read more…