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This artwork depicts symbols associated with Women’s Dreaming stories. Women’s Dreaming’s are an extended knowledge of sacred places, design and ancient dreamtime stories, which are handed down from generation to generation.
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Stunning colours and heavy dot work are used to depict traditional sacred women’s sites in the Kintore area, which is located 250km west of Debra’s birthplace. The concentric circles commonly seen in her paintings represent the important ceremonial sites for Debra and her ancestors and the connecting lines between the circles are the ancient travelling paths that lead to these sites.
Debra Young Nakamarra
Debra Young Nakamarra is the eldest daughter of esteemed Pintupi artists Walangkura Napanangka and Johnny Yungut Tjupurrula. Debra was born at Papunya in 1964 and later moved to Kintore community.
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Why Maliyaa?
- Free shipping worldwide
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- Authenticity and ethics
- Great service
- Years of experience
Story
This artwork depicts symbols associated with Women’s Dreaming stories. Women’s Dreaming’s are an extended knowledge of sacred places, design and ancient dreamtime stories, which are handed down from generation to generation.
Read More ▾
Stunning colours and heavy dot work are used to depict traditional sacred women’s sites in the Kintore area, which is located 250km west of Debra’s birthplace. The concentric circles commonly seen in her paintings represent the important ceremonial sites for Debra and her ancestors and the connecting lines between the circles are the ancient travelling paths that lead to these sites.
Debra Young Nakamarra
Debra Young Nakamarra is the eldest daughter of esteemed Pintupi artists Walangkura Napanangka and Johnny Yungut Tjupurrula. Debra was born at Papunya in 1964 and later moved to Kintore community.
Story
This artwork depicts symbols associated with Women’s Dreaming stories. Women’s Dreaming’s are an extended knowledge of sacred places, design and ancient dreamtime stories, which are handed down from generation to generation.
Read More ▾
Stunning colours and heavy dot work are used to depict traditional sacred women’s sites in the Kintore area, which is located 250km west of Debra’s birthplace. The concentric circles commonly seen in her paintings represent the important ceremonial sites for Debra and her ancestors and the connecting lines between the circles are the ancient travelling paths that lead to these sites.
Debra Young Nakamarra
Debra Young Nakamarra is the eldest daughter of esteemed Pintupi artists Walangkura Napanangka and Johnny Yungut Tjupurrula. Debra was born at Papunya in 1964 and later moved to Kintore community.
