Presenting a distinctively Australian Aboriginal by one of Australia’s most highly acclaimed Warlpiri women artists, Long Maggie Nakamarra White, this luxurious silk top will work harder than any other staple in your wardrobe. Mix and match with a range of garments and separates, add an accessory or two and the sky is the limit. With this exquisite wearable art piece, you can traverse any number of stylish looks and occasions from beach to brunch to boho-chic and sizzling after dark glamour.

100% Silk Chiffon
Hand rolled hem
Hand stitched button loops
Natural shell buttons
Digitally printed silk
2 x 45cm wide by 150cm long
Presented in a handmade gift box lined with tissue paper
Artwork and artist information card
Royalties are paid to the artist with every item sold

The Artwork Story

Ngapa Jukurrpa (Water Bird Dreaming)

Resplendent in the glorious, sun-drenched colours of the Australian Outback, Long Maggie Nakamarra White’s original artwork depicts a traditional Water Dreaming story, “Ngapa Jukurrpa”, which was handed down to her through many generations of her Warlpiri ancestors over thousands of years.

The Dreaming story is about two rainmakers who sang to create a storm. The storm was carried over the desert country by a falcon. When the storm fell to the ground as rain, a large lake was formed. Ngapa means water in the Warlpiri language.

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Water Bird Top