Red/Ochre and Earthy Tones

Aboriginal artists derived their original array of colours from Australian pigments extracted from the earth, crafted through the iron content present in the soils. Red stands as a fundamental colour in art, symbolizing tradition and essential elements such as blood, representing life. it also embodies the elements of earth and fire.

Andrew Tjupurrula Highfold
Crystal Brook, SA,
Kapi Piti – Waterholes
YAA-442

50 x 50 cm
$600.00
John Sara
Southwest, WA,
Songlines Pilbara
YAA-435

120 x 120 cm
$5,800.00
Kim Kiosses
Southwest, WA,
Weaving Women
YAA-429

51 x 51 cm
Sold
Kim Kiosses
Southwest, WA,
Weaving Women
YAA-428

51 x 51 cm
Sold
Kim Kiosses
Southwest, WA,
Weaving Women
YAA-427

76 x 76 cm
Sold
Selina Nakamara Hunter
Alice Springs, NT,
Ngapa Jukurrpa (Water Dreaming) – Puyurru
WAR-24

122 x 122 cm
$3,500.00
John Sara
Southwest, WA,
Upper Fortescue Marsh
YAA-421

76 x 76 cm
$3,650.00
Natalie Clark (Jackson)
Undalup (Busselton), WA,
Keip Koondarminy
YAA-416

120 x 134 cm
$4,500.00
Andrew Tjupurrula Highfold
Crystal Brook, SA,
Dry Season
YAA-410

55 x 55 cm
Sold

Copyright Notice: All images on this website are protected by copyright. Unauthorised use, reproduction, or distribution is strictly prohibited.