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Womens Ceremony

Womens Ceremony

$3,816.00 AUD
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Doreen Dickson Nakamarra | 87cm x 141cm

Not stretched or framed  |  Acrylic on canvas

*ARTWORK IS SOLD ROLLED IN AN ART TUBE*

Framing can be organised on request, please email hello@lajarri.com with the artwork name and size for a framing price.

Doreen Dickson Nakamarra is a Walpiri woman who was born in 1956,at the remote community of Willowra, located 250km northwest of Alice Springs. Doreen is related to the recognised artists, Mary Nabarula and Janet long Nakamarra. Doreen is a third generation artist and with her skills and talents she is able to tranpose her family’s dreaming that have been passed down to her, onto canvas. With the distinct Walpiri style, she uses a range of enriching and delicate colours that has allowed her to communicate important food gathering areas, sacred waterholes, and ceremony sites.

Stretching & Framing

Not stretched or framed

Stretcheing and/or framing can be organised on request once you have purchased your piece, pricing starts at around 1/3 of the artwork price (on average).

This process generally takes around 3-4 weeks.

Framing options are Tasmanian Oak, White or Black painted pine.

All stretching and framing is completed by the team at Left Bank Art Group

Shipping

Shipping is free Australia wide,

International shipping will be calculated at checkout.

All orders are shipped with insurence and tracking globally.

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Supporting Australian businesses

All artwork stretching and framing is taken care of by the team at Left Bank Art Group on the Gold Coast, a family business that has operated for over 40 years, employing over 20 local staff

The Left Bank story 

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    Australia - Free

    International - Prices are calculated at checkout depending on your location.

    All items are shipped via tracked freight.

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    Lajarri Gallery proudly operates under The Indigenous Art Code. 

    The Indigenous Art Code is a system to preserve and promote ethical trading in Indigenous art.