Watiya Tjuta - Flared Skirt - Black on White (Tencel Linen) Option:Extra Small As well as Australian Aboriginal

As well as Australian Aboriginal artists from remote communities across Australia

a founding member of Ikuntji Artists who painted at Papunya Tula since the 1970s

In this Tjukurrpa the dogs walk amongst the tali (sandhills) and puli (rocks)

Every purchase goes directly back to Keturah and the community of Haasts Bluff

Germany and Switzerland and has served as a director of Ikuntji Artists and Desart Inc

Watiya Tjuta - Flared Skirt - Black on White (Tencel Linen) Option:Extra Small As well as Australian AboriginalThis flared skirt by Mitjili Napurrula depicts the Watiya Tjuta the acacia trees of Uwalkari country in the Gibson Desert used to make kulata (ceremonial spears). This is her father's Tjukurrpa, passed down to her by her mother, who first drew it for her in the sand. Mitjili was born in 1945 at Papunya and began painting at Ikuntji Women's Centre in 1992, winning the Alice Springs Art Prize in 1999. Mitjili passed away in April 2019. Her designs