Malcolm Maloney Jagamarra
Pirla Warna Warna
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Malcolm Maloney Jagamarra
Pirla Warna Warna
Central Art Aboriginal Art Store
Code: 0609483
Medium: Acrylic on Belgian Linen
Size: 213x219
Year: 2006
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Pirla Warna Warna is significant ceremonial place in Tanami Desert in central Australia for the Warlpiri people. It is here the creations and beginnings of mythology dreamings emerged. The goannas depicted represent my mother and uncle. In the Dreamtime the snakes were poisonous, during the Chardi Warnpa ceremony they transformed into quiet black headed pythons and all our songs evolved.
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