One of Twelve Wilarra Silk Scarf by Mulyatingki Marney

One of Twelve Wilarra Silk Scarf by Mulyatingki MarneyWilarra Silk Scarf by Mulyatingki Marney Wilarra is the word for moon in Manyjilarra, and also the name of the site depicted in this work. A cluster of saltwater pools known for their healing properties are found at the site, and Martu people still frequent them to bathe cuts and sores. Mulyatingki Marney and her sisters often camped at Wilarra where a wungkurr (windbreak) provided shelter. Of the ethereal work, Marney says: The moon and the lake. The

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