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Central Art Aboriginal Art Store
Code: 021110
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 69x128
Year: 2002
Price: AUD$9,350.00 inc. GST
Mimi spirits are culturally significant to Aboriginal people from Arnhem Land and Northern Australia.Mimi spirits are tall, thin and live in crevices of rocks appearing only at night.
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The hand spun bush string dilly bag is also called yakou, yibali or but but bag. Aboriginal people from Arnhem Land use the dilly bag for gathering bush tucker and is usually worn around the head.
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