6
votes
Central Art Aboriginal Art Store
Code: 0851138
Medium: Acrylic on Belgian Linen
Size: 191x124
Year: 2008
Price:
The painting depicts Aboriginal iconography referring to the underground edible tubers of the pencil yam plant in winter. Aboriginal women from Utopia gather the bush yam, a principal food source (bush tucker) for Aboriginal people living in Central Australia.
The women pay homage to the spirit of the yam plant in their ceremonies to ensure perpetual germination. The pattern represents awelye, body paint associated with womens ceremony.
If you would like to know more about the Wild Bush Yam Dreaming and the relationship with Aboriginal Art and culture, please read the following articles:
The Art Lover's Vote
Vote for this artwork and share it with other Aboriginal art devotees!
6
votes
Vendors: Where to Buy Colleen Wallace Nungari's Art »
Tags: aboriginal art | aboriginal art store | aboriginal food | aboriginal people | aborignal symbols and their meanings | aborignal women | bush tucker | bush tucker gallery | bush yam | central art | central australia | ceremonies | ceremony | colleen wallace | colleen wallace nungari | featured | nungari | pencil yam plant | utopia | wild bush yam dreaming | yam | yam plant
Similar artworks: Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Wild Bush Yam Dreaming | Annamurra (My Country) | Annamurra (My Country) |
Vendors with Artworks by Similar Artists: Central Art Aboriginal Art Store | Mbantua Gallery | Molloy Gallery Australian Aboriginal Art | Outback Art |
Sign Up to AboriginalArtDirect