Mina Mina Large Salad Bowl

This large aluminum salad bowl features artwork by Judy Watson, inspired by the significant Mina Mina region, located far west of Yuendumu. This area holds great cultural importance to the Napangardi and Napanangka women, the custodians of the Dreaming that created the land. The design depicts the journey of a group of women, of all ages, traveling east to gather food. Combining the beauty of Indigenous Australian storytelling with everyday use, this bowl is not only a practical piece but also a vibrant work of art that brings cultural significance into your home.

Dimensions: 11.81" x 11.81" x 3.25"

Royalties directly benefit the artist.

About the Artist:

Judy Napangardi Watson (c. 1935–2016) was a leading Warlpiri artist born at Yarungkanji, Mt. Doreen Station in the Northern Territory. Growing up in a traditional nomadic lifestyle, she spent long periods with her family on ancestral lands at Mina Mina and Yingipurlangu, places of deep cultural significance. Taught by her elder sister, acclaimed artist Maggie Napangardi Watson, Judy developed her own vibrant and energetic style, known for its dynamic "dragged dotting" technique. Her works predominantly depict the Jukurrpa (Dreaming) associated with Mina Mina, including powerful women's stories and sacred ceremonial sites. Active since the early 1990s, her art is held in major collections across Australia and internationally. Judy’s work is celebrated for its bold abstraction, deep cultural meaning, and her lifelong commitment to sharing Warlpiri culture through painting.

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