Mitjili Napurrula – Aboriginal Art Directory

Mitjili Napurrula

Skin name: Napurrula (Naparrula)

Language: Pintupi, Lurrija

Region: Ikuntji

Dreaming: Spear Dreaming Uwalki (her fathers land) Watiya Tjuta (trees) Wangunu or Portulaca (small black seeds- ground and used for damper) Arkatjirri (fruit similar to sultana)

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Watija Tjuta

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Watiya TjutaBorn at Haasts Bluff in 1945

Watiya Tjuta

orn at Haasts Bluff in 1945, after her mother“'s Pintupi/Luritja family came in from the desert se Read More

Watiya Jutaâ€œWatiya Jutaâ€ shows the iconography of the trees

Watiya Juta

��œWatiya Juta“ shows the iconography of the trees, hills and rocks of Haasts Bluff. "Watiya Ju Read More

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UwalkiThe artists' relates her associations to the Spear Dreaming. The Uwalki are trees that provide wood for spears. Mitjili is able to paint this part of the Spear Dreaming

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he artists' relates her associations to the Spear Dreaming. The Uwalki are trees that provide wood Read More