Anwekety (Conkerberry)

Kate Petyarre (Pitjara)

Alice Springs, NT,
SKU UFYAA-211
Artwork Year
Dimensions

30 x 30 cm

Medium

acrylic on canvas

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Kate paints the conkerberry. In Anmatyerre the conkerberry is called Anwekety. This fruit looks very similar to a plum and is often referred to in English by Kate as a ‘bush plum’. In the Dreamtime, winds blew from all directions, carrying the Anwekety seed over Kate’s ancestors’ land. The first Anwekety of the Dreamings then grew, bore fruit and dropped more seeds. Many winds blew the seeds all over the Dreaming lands.

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