Hand Painted Metal Dog Artwork by Warlukurlangu Artists

$65.00

A unique gift for dog lovers. This striking hand-painted metal community dog, skillfully crafted by the talented Warlukurlangu Artists of Yuendemu, features Aboriginal artwork in the desert colours of reds, oranges and white with feet and tail in blue, teal and purple.

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Description

Introducing a unique Aboriginal gift for dog lovers. Each steel sculpture is adorned with hand-painted Aboriginal artwork, crafted by artists at the Warlukurlangu Aboriginal Art Centre. Standing approximately 11.5cm in height and 16cm in length, these sturdy and stable steel dogs are perfect for enhancing desks, windowsills, collectibles cabinets, or any space in the house.

Inspired by camp dogs from the Yeundemu Community, such as Junior, these sculptures capture the essence of canine companionship. Junior, the muse for one of these sculptures, adores Yuendumu. Despite attempts to send him to Brisbane for adoption, Junior was too saddened and determined to return. Fortunately, he’s now back and thriving, radiating happiness.

Created by the talented artists of Warlukurlangu, a part of the Warlukulangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation established in 1985, each piece embodies love and tradition. The original artwork, steeped in cultural significance, originates from the heart of Central Australia. Through their art, these Aboriginal artists not only preserve their heritage but also contribute to the sustainability of remote communities. Proceeds from the sale of these sculptures directly support Aboriginal people and their community initiatives.

  • Hand Made in Yuendumu Community,  Central Australia
  • Proceeds from this sale go directly to Aboriginal people and their community projects
  • Comes with information tag
  • Material – steel
  • Height 11.5cm

Artists from Warlukulangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation

Additional information

Weight.200 kg
Dimensions16 × 4 × 11.5 cm

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