Willie Wagtail with Coolamon by Mirree
Willie Wagtail Dreaming with Coolamon & flower medicine, brand new video watch Mirree live in action on this one 💫🌸
Contains these Native Australian Flowers:
‘Flame Tree’ Flowers (which is a bright red flower belonging to the
Brachychiton acerifolius Tree) also known as the Kurrajong Tree.
The pods are traditionally eaten by Aboriginals. It is also grown all over the world because of its spectacular colours.
Found in QLD and NSW.
Coolamon
Coolamon is a traditional wooden vessel which has been carved from a tree and used to hold babies, collect berries and bush medicine or used in ceremonies.
Often the different markings or symbols represented who the Coolamon belonged to.
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Music Credit: Album: Didgeridoo Fantasy (Music Mosaic compilation) Artist: Charlie Mcmahon & Gondwanaland Track: Wide Skies
“My paintings come from a feeling inside that I can see. I slowing break it down into color and form through preliminary sketches, with this the rhythm also comes. But always the visions are my feelings. Nature moves me in ways I can only describe through my paintings...”
Mirree is a Contemporary Aboriginal Artist from Wiradjuri country in NSW Australia.
She has been painting since a teenager; she wishes to share her gift of painting & story telling to the world.
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