Tjungu Palyaku Walka Nyuwana (New Works From Tjungu Palya)

A Collection of Fine Tjungu Palya Aboriginal Art - 2008

Tjungu Palyaku Walka Nyuwana (New Works From Tjungu Palya)

A Collection of Fine Tjungu Palya Aboriginal Art - 2008

Australian Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) artwork by EILEEN YARITJA STEVENS of Tjungu Palya Artists. The title is Piltati Tjukurpa. [08315] (Acrylic on Canvas) Australian Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) artwork by EILEEN YARITJA STEVENS of Tjungu Palya Artists. The title is Piltati Tjukurpa. [08315] (Acrylic on Canvas)
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EILEEN YARITJA STEVENS

Piltati Tjukurpa
08315 (2008)
Acrylic on Canvas
 Piltati Tjukurpa | 08315
Acrylic on Canvas
 108 x 103.5cm | 42.52 x 40.75in
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Wati kutjara, minyma kutjara nyinanyi (two men and two women are sitting).Kangkuru malanypa Nyapari Tjukurpa (this is the Nyapari story of the big sister and the younger sister). The man is called Nyulu. He’s not really a man, but a wanampi (watersnake).

There are two brothers married to two sisters. The men are always sitting around having inma (ceremonies) and the women get angry that they are always working hard getting all the food. The women, the eldest is called Wanyinta and the younger Alartjatjarra. go further and further away in search of food. They headed to Pilki, kapi pulka (a big rock hole) for honey ants.

They were digging for kuka mitika (burrowing bettong). Irititja kuka (food from the early days). Wati kutjara nyinanyi (two men are sitting). Kunkunpa(sleeping). They were painting inside the cave. When they woke up they were looking for the two women.

They turned into wanampi (watersnakes) to trick the women and hid in the hole they were digging. There is a lot of story for this place. Important story. Piltati rockhole.

This is my husband’s country.

Wati kutjara, minyma kutjara nyinanyi (two men and two women are sitting).Kangkuru malanypa Nyapari Tjukurpa (this is the Nyapari story of the big sister and the younger sister). The man is called Nyulu. He’s not really a man, but a wanampi (watersnake). There are two brothers married to two sisters. The men are always sitting around having inma (ceremonies) and the women get angry that they are always working hard getting all the food. The women, the eldest is called Wanyinta and the younger...