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Decorative Spear by Rebecca Haala Ivan Namarnyilk Bininj used to spear them

Decorative Spear by Rebecca Haala Ivan Namarnyilk Bininj used to spear themRebecca Haala Manbokarddji ( Kunwok for spear ) was traditionally used in hunting. Using hunting tools was specifically considered Men's Business, which forbids women to use it. Dimensions: 34cm H x 3. 5cm W Wood carving This artwork has been purchased directly from an Aboriginal artist in Kakadu National Park or Arnhem Land. Ochre Art Gallery is committed to supporting artists, their families and the local community.

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Bininj used to spear them at billabongs

Dimensions: 21cm W x 15cm H | Canvas

Dolobbo Bim (bark paintings) is a contemporary cultural practice that pays homage to the ancient paperbark shelters where Indigenous artists painted designs

5cm H | Paper

Selone Djandjomerr is a Kunwinjku artist who was born in Darwin and grew up in Kakadu

Decorative Spear by Rebecca Haala Ivan Namarnyilk Bininj used to spear themRebecca Haala Manbokarddji ( Kunwok for spear ) was traditionally used in hunting. Using hunting tools was specifically considered Men's Business, which forbids women to use it. Dimensions: 34cm H x 3. 5cm W Wood carving This artwork has been purchased directly from an Aboriginal artist in Kakadu National Park or Arnhem Land. Ochre Art Gallery is committed to supporting artists, their families and the local community.

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