Damwanjijiuma is a Warnumamalya woman from Groote Eylandt who has lived on the mainland for many years. Her clan is Warningawerrikba (surname Wurrawilya). She has specialised in carving the soft mangrove wood known as Wuduku.
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Conrad Tipungwuti Kamilowra, Kulama warnarringa, japarra, japalinga (sun, moon and stars), locally sourced earth pigments on linen, 150cm x 120cm, 2023. Photo by Will Heathcote. Image courtesy of the artists, Jilamara Arts and Crafts Assoc.
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