Artist: Pam Brandy Hall
Aboriginal Nation: Bundjalung Tribe, Baryulgil
Area: NSW
Medium: Acrylic on Hardwood
Size: 45cm Length
Hand Painted Boomerang Authentic by Pam Brandy Hall

This particular type of boomerang is found at the foot of a tree in a triangular plate. Made primarily as a hunting weapon these boomerangs are often used in pairs as a musical accompaniment during ceremonies. These boomerangs are made out of timber and are 18 inches long. These are beautifully hand painted by Indigenous artist and are available in both traditional story telling artwork and contempory designs. Information and artist bio included. As these are individually hand painted no two are alike.

Pam is the granddaughter of the Aboriginal Activist Jack Patten. Entirely self-taught, pam is inspired by dreamtime stories, passed on to her from her from her grandmother. Pam works with vivid combinations of earthy tones, pastels and ochres, dynamic lines and bold shapes characterise her modern designs which often employ graphic symbols from the flora and fauna of her ancestry.

Hand Painted Boomerang Authentic

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