Freda Ali Wayartja, Burlupurr - large dillybag Māori see muka as more

Māori see muka as more than a mere material

The ceramic pieces reflect Jana’s ongoing interest in classical sculpture

black & white movies and homemade stuff

To celebrate the release of "Borrowed Time / Lightfalls"

Jacinta’s mother is a traditional owner of the land of Maningrida

Freda Ali Wayartja, Burlupurr - large dillybag Māori see muka as moreArtist: Freda Ali Wayartja Title: Burlupurr large dillybag Year: 2025 Materials: Pandanus (Pandanus Spiralis) and Natural Dyes Size: 260m x 210mm x 210mm Freda Wayartja is a master weaver and cultural leader and educator. She is from Yilan Oustation a Burarra Martay speaking caln, one of the east side od Maningrida language groups who specialise in the customary conical dilly bags, woven string bags and mats. She is particularly renowned for the use