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Desert Boomerangby Sandy DoddThe Central and Western Desert kali or boomerang is a non-returning one and usually crafted from wanari, mulga wood. It is used for hunting and fighting and in pairs as a percussive instrument for inma or ceremony. Size and shape differ according to the individual craftsman. |
ArtistSandy Dodd is wati Anangu, an Aboriginal man from the Central Desert area of Australia. Sandy has learnt to carve through his father Sammy Dodd, residing together with a whole family of esteemed carvers at the Mimili Community in the APY Lands, South Australia. His skills have been passed on through the Tjukurpa, the Law and way of life governing his country. |
Certificate of ProvenanceYour Hand made craft item is accompanied with a Central Art certificate card. 
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