Better World Aboriginal Art Wool Stole Handloom (200x70cm) - Men's Ceremony

Better World Aboriginal Art Wool Stole Handloom (200x70cm) - Men's Ceremony by Rama Kultu-Kultu Sampson

• Size:  200cm x 70cm
• Material:  Wool Blend (85% Merino Wool and 15% Silk)
• designed in Austraila by royalty paid Aboriginal Artists and handmade in Kashmir

CROSS CULTURAL PROJECT
This is a cultural and economic exchange between Australian Aboriginal artists and traditional cottage industry artisans in Kashmir

About the Artist/Design
Rama's painting illustrates people sitting at an inma (ceremony) out Pipalyatjara way. There are wati tjuta, munu minma, munu tjiti tjuta, walytja tjuta (many men, women, children and families) sitting, singing and talking - each circle represents a person. This is taking place in Rama’s country, Kuntjanu, and all the people are looking to see what is going to take place.

Rama has a deep understanding of important traditional Kuntjanu tjukurrpa stories, his homeland. His paintings illustrate the many aspects of the Wanampi Tjukurpa – Rainbow Serpent Dreaming.