Numbulwar Numburindi Arts

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Wulbung (Baskets)

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Badjbarra (Mat) and Wulbung (Baskets)

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Minyarr (Wattle Tree)

The season with the yellow blossom from the Minyarr tree means that the fish are fat and good for hunting.

This tree you can use the bark to make string. Sometimes we use the black seeds for necklace too.

You can eat the sap , it’s like a lolly but it gets stuck in your teeth.

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Going Fishing la Wharf

Family going fishing la wharf in Numbulwar. Looking out over the water.

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Stills from Numbulwar

a) Arnhem land Kookaburra laughing at sunset.

b) Hunting for long neck turtle in the billabong.

c) Walking to first little creek looking for shells.

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Minyarr (Wattle Tree)

The season with the yellow blossom from the Minyarr tree means that the fish are fat and good for hunting.

This tree you can use the bark to make string. Sometimes we use the black seeds for necklace too.

You can eat the sap , it’s like a lolly but it gets stuck in your teeth.

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Owl at Night

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Woven Mats

Woven mats were used in the olden days to sit and sleep on, often for babies, intricately and lovingly made with pandanus and natural dyes.

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Minyarr (Wattle Tree)

“The season with the yellow blossom from the Minyarr tree means that the fish are fat and good for hunting. This tree you can use the bark to make string. Sometimes we use the black seeds for necklace too. You can eat the sap, it’s like a lolly but it gets stuck in your teeth.”

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Coolamon

Yulki’s coolamon carries ‘wungumirr’, a type of black berry that comes from Miwul where the artist is from.