Description
Product Overview
Bring the spirit of Mina Mina into your home with this 20-inch Cushion Cover Wool. The design tells the sacred story of the Mina Mina Jukurrpa. It shows a group of women traveling east. Along the way, they gather food and collect the sacred ngalyipi vine. They also perform important ceremonies.
The journey begins where digging sticks, called karlangu, rise from the ground. The women create sacred sites as they travel across the land. The ngalyipi vine grows on desert oak trees and has special cultural uses. It serves as ceremonial wraps and as straps to carry wooden bowls filled with bush food.
About the Artist
Jorna Napurrurla Nelson is a Warlpiri artist. She shares her culture through paintings. Her work honors her ancestors and their stories.
The Dreaming Story
The Mina Mina Jukurrpa belongs to Napangardi, Napanangka, Japangardi, and Japanangka people. It tells of a group of women traveling across the land. They carry sacred items and perform ceremonies. Their journey shapes the landscape and culture.
Material & Size – Cushion Cover Details
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100% Wool
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Size: 51cm x 51cm (20 inches)
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Cushion insert not included
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Dry clean or gentle hand wash only
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Made in Australia
Why You’ll Love This Australian Made Cushion
This cushion cover adds rich cultural storytelling and texture to your home. It’s a beautiful way to celebrate Aboriginal heritage and support Indigenous artists.
Pair it with other pieces from our Aboriginal Art Large Wool Cushions collection to create a bold and culturally rich setting.
Learn More
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