Bulurru Aboriginal Art Lanyard - Women's Corroboree

Bulurru Aboriginal Art Lanyard - Women's Corroboree by Nancy Campbell Napanangka

20mm Sublimated Lanyard with alligator clip and safety breakaway buckle
Length:  90cm
proudly designed in Australia with royalty-paid Aboriginal Art and made in China under strict Licence Agreements 

About Artist/Story:  Women's Corroboree by Nancy Campbell Napanangka
As the name implies, the Central Desert Work depicts a gathering and celebration of Women. There are two groups of female elders, probably with feasting in progress. We can identify them as women by the digging stick coolamon. In this case the coolamons are full of food, from which we can safely assume some form of celebration is in progress. The other females scattered through the main body of the work do not yet have coolamons to collect and carry food and not all have digging sticks close to them or only have curved sticks. Perhaps at the end of the ceremony, these young girls will be regarded as women. This painting is part of Aboriginal Law and further discussion of query is not appropriate.