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AM 8717/12

Jean Baptiste Apuatimi

Serial:

AM 8717/12
Title: Tunga
Created: 2011
Medium:
Ochre on linen

Size:

1210 x 800mm

$5,670 (tax inc.)

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The story:

A ‘tunga’ is a traditional Tiwi basket, used to carry food or water when out hunting or gathering bush tucker. It is made by folding a piece of bark in half and sewing the edges together with pre-prepared ‘bush string’, which is usually made from the leaves of a pandanus tree. A small string carry handle is also attached.

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