Nagula Jarndu Women's Resource Centre

1/12 Gregory St, Broome WA, Broome WA, 6725
0499330708
sales@nagulajarndu.com.au
http://www.nagulajarndu.com.au/
Nagula Jarndu Nagula Jarndu means salt water women in Yawuru language. We invite all women from varied cultural and language groups to join us using a variety of printing techniques including our famous block prints from polystyrene and lino. The results are raw and distinct and lend themselves to the layering of pattern and colour.  

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Shipping policy

Purchased items will be shipped by standard through Australia Post. postage charges is a miniuim $10

Refund policy

Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market takes no responsibility for refunds of purchases made at the 2021 online Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market. All refund requests must be directed to the Art Centre/Vendor where the purchase was made.

Return policy

  • Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market takes no responsibility for the cancellation, return or exchange of any purchases made at the 2021 online Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market. All cancellations, returns or exchange requests must be directed to the Art Centre/Vendor where the purchase was made.
  • Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market takes no responsibility for any or items that appeared different to what was depicted on the 2021 online Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market website

 
Presenting the Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market, Fremantle Arts Centre acknowledges the Whadjuk people, both past and present, as the Traditional Owners of the land upon which it operates, and the greater Walyalup area. We honour and respect their spiritual relationship with their Country and the significant role they play for our community and events to flourish.

Fremantle Arts Centre acknowledges the value, diversity and integrity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, music and performance as an integral expression of Australian culture. We respect the work of Art Centres in their support of the richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural aspirations and expressions.

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Top Image: Tjarlirli artists Dennis Brown, Doreen Bennett, Henry Farmer, Julieanne Farmer & Ms. M Giles just over the WA border, west of Kaltukatjarra, 2019. Troopy artwork: Carol Giles, Minyma Tjukurla, 2019. Images courtesy of Tjarlirli Art Inc.

Background Image: Carol Giles, Minyma Tjukurla (detail), 2019. Images courtesy of Tjarlirli Art Inc.

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