Eel Tail Catfish by Lennie Murabura Decoration This medium-sized pandanus basket with

This medium-sized pandanus basket with handle is delicately hand-woven by an Indigenous Artist in the region of Gunbalanya

When no one is looking they can transform their tails into legs so they can climb out of the water and forage for food

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then went across to the small island called Dalmana

He has since followed in their footsteps and continues to grow as a young artist

Eel Tail Catfish by Lennie Murabura Decoration This medium-sized pandanus basket withLennie Murabura Lennie is a senior Bininj man born in Arnhem Land and raised purely in the traditional way. From a very early age his father taught him the art of hunting, spearing and preparing bush meat for the family. He has a very proficient hunting history and now as a grandfather he proudly teaches his grandsons in the same way. He speaks the old language (Kunwinkju and also other dialects from Arnhem, along with Kundjeihmi the more modern