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Thepa kwatja-rinya (water birds), 2024

$450.00

Shirley Wheeler
  • 16cm x 10cm
  • 2024
  • Terracotta and Underglazes
  • Catalog No: 1159-SW345-24

Thepa kwatja rinya are usually found around Glen Helen way, at two mile, a permanent spring. There are two pelicans living there. People say they flew up from Lake Eyre, home of the Arabana people. They’ve been there for as long as I remember.

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