Kungkayunti Fabric - Cream on Black (Tencel Linen) 50cm Fabrics This fabric by Pam Brown

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director and artist at Ikuntji Artists

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Cold gentle machine wash

Kungkayunti Fabric - Cream on Black (Tencel Linen) 50cm Fabrics This fabric by Pam BrownPrinted on tencel linen, this design by Anmanari Nolan depicts Kungkayunti the place where the ancestral Arrernte women came to rest after travelling from Ntaria (Hermannsburg) to Kintore. There they danced, shared their stories and renewed their law. The women turned into stone and can still be seen today. Kungkayunti means women dancing. Anmanari was born in 1944 at Yateman's Bore and travelled east with her family during the drought of the early