Kungkaku Puturru Fabric - Light Purple and Orange on Wine (Tencel Linen) 50cm Bags and Accessories Keturah Zimran OAM paints Puli

Keturah Zimran OAM paints Puli Puli—the rocky formations of Haasts Bluff Country

is where the artist’s Mutikatjirri ancestors assembled their kulata (spears) for a conflict with the Tjukula men

When Alice was a small girl she travelled this Country with her family

using hand dyed wool

Kungkaku Puturru Fabric - Light Purple and Orange on Wine (Tencel Linen) 50cm Bags and Accessories Keturah Zimran OAM paints PuliThis design by Alison Napurrula Multa depicts the kungkaku puturru the hairstring women make from their own hair for ceremony. In the older days, women cut their own hair and spun it on their thighs to create string for dancing, ceremony and domestic purposes. Kungkaku puturru is connected to Kungkayunti (Brown's Bore) the place where the ancestral women who travelled from Ntaria (Hermannsburg) stopped and danced. Kungkayunti means women dancing.