Lorrkon: Julie Munungurr (L06) Mitjili Napurrula The colour black was obtained

The colour black was obtained either from charcoal or over-ripe bush plums

incorporating the physical tracks

a large group of Tingari men

When it rains and the water soaks into the ground

This painting shows Mavis's depiction of “Women's Dreaming” specific to the area of her mother's country around Papunya

Lorrkon: Julie Munungurr (L06) Mitjili Napurrula The colour black was obtainedSize: 125 x 11cm acrylic on hollowed wooden log *price includes hand crafted artifact stand Lorrkons, also known as hollow log coffins, are central in funeral ceremonies practiced by Julies clan in East Arnhem Land. Julie paints her clan design, with 'Gapu' (water dreaming) being depicted on this Lorrkon. Julies art gives voice to her traditional beliefs. Particular focus is given to her custodial stories, shark and stingray. Rarrk (cross hatching) is