BULBURA CREATIONS | ‘Dubal (Coolamon) – small - med’ | Aboriginal Artefact / Molloy Red Box crown Burnie Beans were tradtionally used

Burnie Beans were tradtionally used by Kuku Yalanji karrkay-karrkay (children)

Originally a method for recording fish catches

It is held in the collection of the British Museum

PETER B MORRISON | 'Rabbitfish (I)' | 2026 | Plate lithograph | H 143 x W 194 mm

Our totemic and spiritual connection to our Adhy- totem the Karrbai Thabu – Snake – white stork bird is at a level where we are

BULBURA CREATIONS | ‘Dubal (Coolamon) – small - med’ | Aboriginal Artefact / Molloy Red Box crown Burnie Beans were tradtionally usedBulbura Creations Kuku Yalanji Birri Gubba Warrgamay Bulbura originates from the Birri Gubba language, and was also the language name given to Liam by his late Grandmother. The word Bulbura translates to Echidna; which embodies a connection to land and kin and also a pathway to healing. The name Bulbura is spoken with a reminder that, like the echidna, he can protect, endure, and nurture. About the artist: Bulbura is a cultural artist and jewellery