Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

Bush Song Series

‘Blooming on Country’

Muggadah is known as the Jamieson Valley on my Country. That is where we would live during the autumn/winter months and then as soon as the Spring/Summer came around, we would move to the higher parts of country to escape the heat. We would enjoy the pristine waterfalls and indulge in a varieties of wild berries, flowers and honey.

The black wattle was used as the indicator to move from Muggadah to Kedumba (Katoomba).

The banksias were used as a source of fire all year round.

The sweet and refreshing nectar of the bottle brushes made it a treat to eat on Country.

When country was in Bloom, we had the luxury of enjoying it all.

Aboriginal Authenticity Certificate is provided.

Complimentary Dreaming Story and explanation of Aboriginal symbolism is provided.