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Acrylic, Linen (Requires Framing)
61cm (W) x 137cm (H) x 5cm (D)
Arrives 2–4 Aug
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As a member of the Indigenous Art Code Bluethumb is proud to have established direct partnerships with some of Australia's most respected First Nation's artists and art centres.
The barramundi totem is big law for many of the people at the top end of Australia. The totem marking of the Barramundi clan in Queensland is different from that of the Territory. This is because it shows the journey through different parts of queens land-the salt water and fresh water places on the mainland and islands off the coast where the barramundi lives and breeds today. Barramundi people can not eat that fish or they die.
Born Forsythe Island on the 24/12/68 ,grew up on Mornington Island largest of the Welleslys Islands, went boarding school married had children. Carries the language name of wunda and also her and her husband Frank Watt are strong supporter's of keeping culture: lores dreaming stories language and dance .
Artwork: Barramundi Totem #3867L12-08
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