Works by the Warlpiri People of Lajamanu
This dreaming is about the bush flowers that grow around Lajamanu. It tells the stories of flowers that grow at different times of the year and in special places. The women look for flowers in bloom so they know where to find fruit later in the season.
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This dreaming is about the bush flowers that grow around Lajamanu. It tells the stories of flowers that grow at different times of the year and in special places. The women look for flowers in bloom so they know where to find fruit later in the season.
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Napaljarri was a custodian together with other Nungarrayi's for Budgerigar, Women Ceremony, Bush Vines and many other Jukurrpa. Her favourite subjects to paint were flowers, birds, butterflies grasses and plants that make their home in the Tanami Desert. She loved to spend time at the art centre and when away from Lajamanu would discuss with other artists her next artwork, giving this a lot of thought. Her artwork could be quite detailed. Napaljarri was a member of the local Baptist Church where she made a huge contribution to the well being of Lajamanu.
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