Bush Berries - Phyllis Waye, 2020 Shaina Nargoodah

Bush Berries - Phyllis Waye, 2020 Shaina NargoodahThis desert tree grows out in the desert in the Goldfields where my people used to live catching bush tucker and yam berries from the trees. Phyllis Waye Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 60cm Please Note: All artworks on canvas are delivered unstretched and rolled to ensure safe and efficient delivery. All artworks purchases will include artist biographies and certificates of authenticity.

The one on the top is the good one ant the one on the bottom salty

Taryn Carrington

Joseph Quilty

WHEN YOU FLY BY PLANE YOU CAN SEE SHAPE AND SIZE OF THE LAND

Catfish that lives in freshwater that we eat and taste good

This painting is all about (Jurnta bush onion ) White and green represent the jurnta isn't ripe cook and the black represent the jurnta is ripe

This is my grandfather's country We use to camp around this waterhole My mother and father took me away as a little girl

ready to hang

Painted boab nut

started getting dizzy

Hand-painted by Dora Cox

We know when it is in flower that it is time and ready to collect the Lakarnti