Men's Dreaming MK16976 'Ambatye Urpetye' | Kathleen Petyarre Margaret Loy Pula & Abie Loy Kemarre The berries are collected by

The berries are collected by the Anmatyerre women and are an important food source

The designs often represent ceremonial body paint patterns

for the land to continue to flourish

or the sandhills that are located around her country

trying in vain to wake up his brother

Men's Dreaming MK16976 'Ambatye Urpetye' | Kathleen Petyarre Margaret Loy Pula & Abie Loy Kemarre The berries are collected byYear: 2010 Size: 60 x 60cm acrylic on linen This is Paddys depiction of Mens Dreaming and relates to ancestral stories explaining creation, law, and land. This story tells of the journeys made by ancestors who travelled all over the Warlpiri lands during the Dreamtime, creating country and law. The designs often represent ceremonial body paint patterns, ground paintings, or important sacred sites only men are allowed to depict or know fully. Sacred