My Mother's Country by Dora Mbitjana (SOLD)

My Mother's Country by Dora Mbitjana (SOLD)Dora draws inspiration from her mother's country, Atnwengerrp, whilst bringing her own dynamic style and technique to the canvas. Symbols represents Awelye (women's body paint), Anemangkerr (bush melons) and an old waterhole symbol that is found etched into the rocks at Anthep; a sacred women's site on Atnwengerrp.

It’s like treacle running down tree

The pink leaf designs behind the turkey represent bush medicine

Angelina tells the story that these creatures can be known to come out of their homes and steal and hide the babies in the community

one called Atnwelarr and one called Arlatyeye

75cm w x 75cm h x 2cm d

Its luscious bright green leaves and yellow flowers bring the bush to life

who was known for painting her body paint designs

painted on a white background

Hanging direction

The conkerberry tree is a tangled

This painting is certified by Utopia Lane Gallery as an authentic and original Aboriginal artwork hand painted by Betty Morton

Name: Carol Kunoth