Artist: Naata Nungarrayi
Born: c. 1932
Died: 2021
Language: Pintupi
Country: Papunya
Story: Women's Ceremony
Naata's dreaming stories often depict women gathering Kampurapara (desert raisins) which is eaten straight from the plant or ground into a flour and baked. Naata records her country with "tali" or sandhills, "puli" or rock outcrops and "punti" or vegetation.
Medium: Premium acrylics on Belgian linen
Size: 91cm x 61cm
Tingari Arts freights unstretched art (rolled) free of charge worldwide.
For stretched art and artifacts we can arrange quotes for buyers with TNT (FedX), Pack & Send and Startrack.
Any required insurance is the buyer’s responsibility and an additional cost.
International buyers please note you may be required to pay customs, duty and port charges in the country where the art is delivered. Enquiries and any subsequent charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
If at any time an error occurs in the system and an item shows with no price or a $0 price, this item is identified as a no-listed price item and you are required to submit a request for the price plus shipping to purchase.
Most paintings are unstretched - additional framing cost on a stretcher frame are the responsibility of the buyer.
All measurements specified for each artwork are approximate.
We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the colors and images of our products that appear at the store. We cannot guarantee that your computer monitor's display of any color will be accurate.
