Title Twined together = kunmadj njalehnjaleken / edited by Louise Hamby

Published Gunbalanya, N.T. : Injalak Arts and Crafts, 2005

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MELB FOLIO	746 Ham/Ttk		AVAILABLE

Description xxiii, 256 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour), 1 map, portraits ; 33 cm Contents Pt. I. History / Korrokko Duninjh -- Pt. Pt. II. Everything about fibre forms / Kunmadji Njalehnjaleken -- Pt. III. Injalak, art from the Stone Country Summary This book is a guide for those with artistic, anthropological, linguistic, historical and fibre interests, providing insight into the previously unexplored complexities of fibre art from the region. Photographic essays feature collection, preparation, making and special features such as handle variations. The women artists who make the bags, baskets and mats are Kunwinjku speakers Notes Includes index Bibliography Includes bibliography (pages 248-249) and index Subject Myth in art. Women textile designers -- Northern Territory -- Gunbalanya Art, Aboriginal Australian -- Northern Territory -- Gunbalanya Textile crafts -- Northern Territory -- Gunbalanya Fiberwork -- Northern Territory -- Gunbalanya Textile crafts -- Australia -- Oenpelli (N.T.) Fiberwork -- Australia -- Oenpelli (N.T.) Women textile designers -- Australia -- Oenpelli (N.T.) Art, Aboriginal Australian -- Australia -- Oenpelli (N.T.) Fiberwork -- Northern Territory -- Oenpelli Women textile designers -- Australia -- Gunbalanya (N.T.) Art, Aboriginal Australian -- Australia -- Gunbalanya (N.T.) Hand weaving -- Australia Basket making -- Australia -- Gunbalanya (N.T.) Aboriginal Australians -- Basket making Aboriginal Australians -- Northern Territory -- Oenpelli Textile crafts -- Australia -- Gunbalanya (N.T.) Kunwinjku (Australian people) -- Art Textile crafts -- Northern Territory -- Oenpelli Fiberwork -- Australia -- Gunbalanya (N.T.) Fibrework -- Northern Territory -- Oenpelli Women textile designers -- Northern Territory -- Oenpelli Art, Aboriginal Australian -- Northern Territory -- Oenpelli Hand weaving -- Australia -- Gunbalanya (N.T.) Kunwinjku (Australian people) Stories and motifs Material culture - Woven objects Gathering - Plants - Dyestuff Technology - Fibre Art - Textiles Technology - Pigments and ochres Art - Artists - Women Plants - Pandanus History - Biographies - Indigenous Art - Rock art Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation - Translated Art - Crafts - Baskets and basketmaking Technology - Pigments and ochres Technology - Dilly bags Art - Crafts - Mats and mat making Trade and exchange Art, Aboriginal Australian. Fiberwork. Textile crafts. Women textile designers. Gunwinggu / Gunwinygu / Kunwinjku people (N65) (NT SD53-02) Gunwinggu / Gunwinygu / Kunwinjku language (N65) (NT SD53-02) Myth in art. Kunwinjku N65 West Arnhem Land (NT SD53, SC53) Gunbalanya / Oenpelli (West Arnhem Land NT SD53-01) Nordterritorium <Australien> Aborigines. Northern Territory -- Gunbalanya. Northern Territory. Author Hamby, Louise, 1951- Injalak Arts & Crafts Association LC no. 2006389612 ISBN 0646446088 :

Other Titles Kunmadj njalehnjaleken

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