Women's Body Dreaming Blue

The Australian Aboriginal designs are colorful, vibrant and decorative. Aboriginal art is one of the oldest and most traditional art forms in the world. It is believed to be over 50.000 years old and was passed down through cave, rock, sand or earth paintings. Now she has found a new medium - the Aboriginal fabrics. The designs are created by Aboriginal artists and each fabric tells a story from Aboriginal mythology. Many small color dots are often used, the designs are based on familiar wild and animal motifs and usually use a lively color palette.

Dreamtime story for Women's Body Dreaming Blue Design by Cindy Wallace:

The Aboriginal people of Australia represent the oldest surveying culture in human history. They have created and managed a sustainable culture of their society and culture. They have inhabited Australia for at least 60.000 years and have had significant contact with traders from other areas. The Dreamtime is the Aboriginal understanding of the world, its creation and its great creation stories. Cindy Wallace comes from the well-known Wallace family. She was born in 1973 in Santa Teresa, about 80 km from Alice Springs. Cindy’s work on “Women Body Dreaming” is an excellent work. “Awelye” is a word that describes anything related to a women’s ceremony, including body painting. During Awelye ceremonies, women joyfully decorate themselves with dots, lines, circular segments and other patterns. Women perform Awelye ceremonies to demonstrate respect for their land, including the Dreamtime stories belonging to their ancestors. People approach elders to discuss numerous issues without fear. Cindy did an outstanding job with her artistic brilliance. People visit corroborees to learn, socialize, and maintain and preserve their culture.