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“Part of the exhibition “LA+003 | Malima + Numbulwar" This artwork is to be collected at LaPerouse Museum, Sydney in February 2027.”
Bulpu is a traditional Yolgnu dilly bag, used to carry bush tucker and various other objects. They are usually made from pandanus, bark string and natural dyes, however these days Numburindi artists experiment with new colours and materials.
Materials: Gunga (Pandanus Spiralis) and natural dyes
Dimensions: 39 x 11cm
Cat no: 388-26
“Part of the exhibition “LA+003 | Malima + Numbulwar" This artwork is to be collected at LaPerouse Museum, Sydney in February 2027.”
Bulpu is a traditional Yolgnu dilly bag, used to carry bush tucker and various other objects. They are usually made from pandanus, bark string and natural dyes, however these days Numburindi artists experiment with new colours and materials.
Materials: Gunga (Pandanus Spiralis) and natural dyes
Dimensions: 39 x 11cm
Cat no: 388-26