Status: Stock Kaalpa Flash Minky – Corban Clause Williams Limited edition tapestry blankets* – Corban “Bamba” Clause Williams was born in Newman in 1994 and based in Parnngurr Community, in the western desert region of the Pilbara, Western Australia. 2023 marked a breakthrough year for the artist, who was selected as a Read more…
Status: Stock Hand painted polymer earrings Hand painted earrings made with oven set polymer and acrylic paint or posca pen. Note that earrings will vary in colour and design as this item is individually handmade.
Puntawarri “We drink water at Puntawarri. We clean and dig that waterhole. This Country is Puntawarri. My nanna, Dadda, taught me to paint this Country. Puntawarri is important because it is my pop’s, my nannas’ husband’s, place. They camped there and went hunting for goanna or anything, kangaroo or turkey. Read more…
Mungili “When I was young, [I would] walk around, play around, slide around on the mud. [At Mungili, there’s a] Big one [claypan] and little ones on the side. And the white gums, [where] we would get witchetty grubs” – Marlene Anderson In this work Marlene depicts a claypan located Read more…
Karli (Boomerang) Martu have been carving objects out of wood for as long as they have carved a life out of the desert. Kurlata (spears), woomera (spear throwers), pilpin (clubs), jurna (hitting sticks), jara (shields), karli (boomerangs), wana (digging-sticks), and piti (timber bowls used for carrying food and water) were the principal technologies of survival in the desert ecology. These tools were typically carved Read more…
Basket Weaving is a skill that has been practiced by Martu for thousands of years in the making of utilitarian and ceremonial items, such as yakapiri (bark sandals) and manguri (head pads for balancing carved carrying dishes). However, coiled basket weaving as an artform is a relatively newly adopted practice for Read more…