Boab - Alison Forrest Malcolm Spring

Boab - Alison Forrest Malcolm SpringPainted boab nut. Hand painted by Alison Forrest Boab nuts are synonymous with the Kimberley region. Many artists start their careers carving and painting boabs for sale as gifts, decorations and for sharing stories before moving onto painting on canvas and other art forms. Artefacts are made locally by artists and craftspeople, many of whom are Mangkaja artists. Keep an eye out for their paintings in our artwork section.

Eva Nargoodah

and the pink cockatoo got woken up by all the singing

These grass all around the waterhole the black the represent dead dry tree in the middle

The t-shirt features the artwork by Sonia Kurarra and her autograph

We dug the jila (soak water or underground water) and the water rose to surface and 4 butterflies came

THESE ARE GOOD TO EAT

And trees get green for the people sit under the green represent grass and the blue represent the jila is full of water

Made from wood from the 'coolamon tree' sourced locally

when he got back he took me and my two brothers and two sisters to Moola Bulla station

Keep an eye out for their paintings in our artwork section

Wirnpa jila

We families go out to our father's country to hunt for emus