Malgarr Wall Shield- Australian Red Cedar - Womindjeka - Mick Harding cosmetic In the Dreamtine the people

In the Dreamtine the people used to eat these fruits and vegetables

This Aboriginal Artwork will make a bold statement wherever it hangs

This piece showcases Bush Medicine Leaves by Sharon Numina

Experience the beauty of Aboriginal Art with Selina Numina Kamprina's "Bush Medicine Leaves with Seeds"

Malgarr Wall Shield- Australian Red Cedar - Womindjeka - Mick Harding cosmetic In the Dreamtine the peopleMalgarr (shield) with Womindjeka (welcome) design. Traditionally, Malgarr were used with Liyangayil (fighting clubs) for hand to hand combat with enemies. Mick Harding has replicated the shape of these shields in his artwork. Womindjeka means "Welcome". In a welcoming ceremony, Djerrang U Wurrdhadindu (many gum leaves) are burnt in a Darnuk (wooden bowl). This creates smoke, which is walked through by visitors to cleanse them and welcome them to