Kungkaku Puturru - Doris Day Dress Clothes and taught dancing and desert

and taught dancing and desert traditions at Kintore School before she began painting

Adjustable straps with metallic D-rings and a pair of patch pockets

This fabric by Daphne Marks depicts the Yalka Tjukurrpa - the Bush Onion Dreaming at Karrkurutinytja (Lake McDonald)

This shift dress features Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon's design

wash separately

Kungkaku Puturru - Doris Day Dress Clothes and taught dancing and desertThis Doris Day shift dress by Alison Napurrula Multa depicts the kungkaku puturru the hairstring women make from their own hair for ceremony. In the older days, women cut their own hair and spun it on their thighs to create string for dancing, ceremony and domestic purposes. Kungkaku puturru is connected to Kungkayunti (Brown's Bore) the place where the ancestral women who travelled from Ntaria (Hermannsburg) stopped and danced. Kungkayunti means