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| Walykumunulu-yan nyakula website-pa-lampatju. Tjiinya-yan nyaku-lampatju waarka puru ngurratarrartu. Yuwa, ngayulu-latju minyma Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara puru Yankunytjatjara pirni. Ngurra yungarrangka-latju nyinarra waarka ngaanya palyalpayi. Yuwa, manguri tjanpi-latju yungarralu palyalpayi. Purtikutu-latju yanku. Palunyalu tjanpi mantjira katiku ngurrangka palyalpayi. Warungka-latju nyinarra palyalpayi. Ngayuku-lampatju tjamu kaparli-ya ngurra ngaatjinta nyinarranytja. Nyangka-latju ngurra palunyangka tirtu nyinarranytjalu manguri ngaanya palyalpayi. Pukurltu-latju palyalpayi. Nyangka-tjinguru-yan nyakulalpi mukurringku. |
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| It is good you are looking at our website. You will see our work and our country and you will learn our way. We are Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara women. We do this work in our own home country. We make baskets and sculptures, beads and beanies. We can make anything we think of out of tjanpi grass, wool, raffia and anything else! We go out bush, collect the grass and bring it home to do the work. We sit around the fire and make them. Our ancestors lived in these lands where we still live and make these artworks. We enjoy Tjanpi work and we hope you will like our work too. |
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