Atnwengerrp Drinking Bottle

Stay refreshed with this 750 ml stainless steel water bottle featuring Atnwengerrp (2022) by Indigenous Australian artist Charmaine Pwerle. The artwork represents the artist’s deep connection to her ancestral lands in the Northern Territory, showcasing the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of the desert landscape. Atnwengerrp is a sacred site for the artist’s family and plays a significant role in her cultural narrative, reflecting the importance of country and Dreaming stories in her work. This eco-friendly bottle keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours with its double-walled construction. It features a leakproof bamboo lid, wide-mouth opening for easy cleaning, and fits most cupholders. Made with zero-condensation technology and 100% BPA-free silicone, it comes packaged in a matching box with the exhibition logo—a perfect blend of function, sustainability, and art.

25.36 fl oz.

Approximate Dimensions: 11.75" x 2.875"

Royalties on the sale of this product benefit the artist and their family.

About the Artist:

Charmaine Pwerle, born in 1975 in Utopia, Northern Territory, is a rising Alyawarre/Anmatyerre artist known for her dynamic and culturally rich paintings. As the granddaughter of acclaimed artist Minnie Pwerle and daughter of Barbara Weir, Charmaine continues a powerful lineage of Indigenous Australian artistry. Her work draws deeply from her heritage and ceremonies, especially Awelye—women’s ceremonial body paint designs and sacred stories tied to Atnwengerrp Country. With bold brushwork and layered symbolism, her art reflects a deep connection to ancestral knowledge, women’s business, and the land. Charmaine’s paintings are held in both national and international collections, placing her among the most exciting contemporary voices in Indigenous Australian art today.

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