Buku-Larrnggay Buluŋguwuy #2 Larrakitj 5877-21

Buku-Larrnggay Buluŋguwuy #2 Larrakitj 5877-21arrakitj, also known as memorial poles, have a rich cultural significance among the Yolu people. Traditionally, these poles held the remains of the deceased and played a vital role in funeral rituals. Today, the Yolu people preserve their cultural heritage by creating arrakitj without human remains. These painted or carved hollow stringy bark branches serve as artistic expressions, portraying the ancestral beliefs and geological origins of various

Designed in Australia to original Mountain & Moon designs & created by artisans of India

philosophers

these poles held the remains of the deceased and played a vital role in funeral rituals

fresh photography

forty-four designers

sea hunting with the help of suckerfish

curated by Isobel Wise and exhibited at AGWA from 13 November 2022 to 30 April 2023

This ball-shaped ceramic vase is hand-turned in white fire-clay and features engraved abstract motifs sealed beneath a vivid blue crystalline glaze

or intimate glimpses of Hollywood stars alongside their trusted

hand-painted and assembled in the company’s studio

also known as marrapinti

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