WHITE WARATAH DREAMING - Framed Canvas Print - Limited Edition wurundjeri artist flowers hold a unique significance

flowers hold a unique significance

) and Gurrng-Gurrng in my language

Aboriginal people of the Kulin nations believe the Birrarung was carved into the landscape by the ancestral creater

it's a source of identity

and in turn they help to spread the seeds of native plants for next season

WHITE WARATAH DREAMING - Framed Canvas Print - Limited Edition wurundjeri artist flowers hold a unique significanceWHITE WARATAH DREAMING By Grace Brown The dreamtime story of the white Waratah tells the story of two Wonga Pigeons and how they would always do everything together. While searching for food the female Wonga pigeon was injured by a hawk, she bled from her heart down onto the white Waratah flowers, transforming them to a beautiful red Waratah which can be seen from afar. White Waratah dreaming By Grace Brown The white Waratah is considered very rare.