Australian Folk Art
Australian Aboriginal Tiwi painted shell from Milingimbi, a Tiwi community on the Arafura coast of the Australian mainland, Northern Territory.
The Arafura Sea is an abundant source of shells for Tiwi craftspersons. This shell was painted with traditional Tiwi rarrk. Emu feathers were attached.
If you are dissatisfied for any reason let us know within 10 days. You purchase price will be refunded as soon as the undamaged item returns to our Fort Myers, FL base.
Aboriginal Tiwi painted shell, Milingimbi, traditional Tiwi "rarrk" designs with emu feathers. 7" x 2 1/2" #AGKD33 ~
$75.00
Australian Aboriginal Tiwi painted shell from Milingimbi, a Tiwi community on the Arafura coast of the Australian mainland, Northern Territory.
Aboriginal residents of Milingimbi are part of Australia but have a different history from Aborigines deeper into the Australian mainland.
The Arafura Sea is an abundant source of shells for Tiwi craftspersons. This shell was painted with traditional Tiwi rarrk. Emu feathers were attached.
Acquired in 2001 at , Milingimbi, NT, Australia. We guarantee the authenticity of this unique item of shell art. We also guarantee you will be satisfied with this item and this transaction or we will refund your purchase price.
If you are dissatisfied for any reason let us know within 10 days. You purchase price will be refunded as soon as the undamaged item returns to our Fort Myers, FL base.
7" x 2 1/2" wide. #AGKD33
