Galangarri Art Collection

3.4m, approx 20kg weight.

This stunning piece of Galangarri collectors art features bamboo grown in Central Queensland, intricately carved and scorched, creating a dramatic visual that embodies a raw earth vibe. Its high frequency power ensures it commands attention in any space, making it a remarkable representation of indigenous artwork and a captivating Kundalini Gold Totem.

Kundalini Gold is an award-winning piece that captivates the seeker through the artistry of indigenous artist Galangarri. This remarkable indigenous artwork embodies the creation, energy, and power of all life. As the gold rainbow serpent rises, it represents the Kundalini power that connects and opens the viewer to infinite possibilities, blending spirituality with eastern philosophy and the Chakras of our human body. This work is a crescendo of transformation that reflects the country, the essence of power, and the Human Being, making it a prized piece for Galangarri collectors art.

Galangarri creates art from diverse influences for various purposes, utilizing multiple mediums. Her signature indigenous artwork, characterized by its rawness and stunning gold leaf carvings, is highly sought after by Galangarri collectors for its magnificence and unique high-frequency individualism. The presence of each piece is truly remarkable, including the notable Kundalini Gold Totem.

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2m, approx 50kg weight. This striking piece, a Galangarri collectors art, is crafted from the scorched inner core of a lightning-struck Bloodwood Eucalypt native to Central Queensland, Australia. It serves as a heavy and durable option for both indoor and outdoor settings. Featuring intricate carvings that resonate with lightning frequency and enhancement, this indigenous artwork encapsulates layered meanings for each action and adornment, symbolizing the continuum of humankind. It also draws parallels to the essence of the Kundalini Gold Totem, enriching its significance.

Galangarri, a remarkable creator in the realm of Galangarri collectors art, has 3 children, and this piece embodies the spiritual connection she shares with them. It represents the profound knowingness that forms the unique bond within the most sacred of relationships that human beings experience. The child intuitively understands the mother's ways and thoughts, while the mother is deeply attuned to her child's moods, needs, and actions. Adorned with Chick Rainbow Lorikeet feathers, the child's crown highlights their connection, and the golden pineal gland symbolizes central power and intimacy. This indigenous artwork beautifully illustrates that the telepathy channel between them is all enduring, much like the essence of the Kundalini Gold Totem.

The Mother with the adult Rainbow Lorikeet feather symbolizes wisdom, reflecting the strong bond between mother and child. This connection is illustrated through the connective lighting, which represents the neural pathways of frequency that create an unbreakable relationship. Similarly, the pineal gland serves as the epicenter for these connections. Though things on country may appear lifeless, like the bloodwood cradled in Galangarri's hands, it signifies the carving of new life and meaning. The power of ancestral lines is eternal and profound, evident in this piece of Galangarri collectors art. All indigenous artwork, including the Kundalini Gold Totem, can be shipped worldwide at the buyer's cost.

With a breadth of 32cm and an approximate weight of 4kg, this piece of Galangarri collectors art showcases the incredible skill behind indigenous artwork. Galangarri dedicated countless hours to refining each meticulously carved leaf, using Ironbark, the hardest timber to carve. This delicate creation is a standout in her current collection, featuring the absolutely stunning Rainbow Serpent, which beautifully captures the spirit of the Kundalini Gold Totem.

Bush Medicine is a world-renowned Aboriginal style of painting that captivates collectors of indigenous artwork. It exudes flow, depth, and a profound beauty. The carvings are deep and true, revealing a vulnerability and healing element, much like the Kundalini Gold Totem, which symbolizes transformation to a higher state. Galangarri attempts the impossible, masterfully carving delicate, flowing designs into ironbark. She succeeds beyond belief, producing strikingly moving art that resonates with many collectors.

This piece of Galangarri collectors art is not only bold but also delicate and vulnerable, deeply skilled and emotionally captivating to behold. This is the must-have addition for your collection, and there will never be another piece created in this medium. It's oozing with Galangarri's spirit and embodies the essence of indigenous artwork, particularly with its striking Kundalini Gold Totem design.

All pieces can be shipped to anywhere in the world at the buyer's cost.

With a breadth of approximately 32cm and a weight of around 4kg, this piece is a stunning example of Galangarri collectors art. Always at the heart and soul of Galangarri is the beloved 7 SiSTERs constellation. The songline runs through the country, embodying powerful indigenous artwork and stories, including the revered Kundalini Gold Totem.

7 SiSTERs is a striking vivid blue, showcasing a cluster rich in navigational and sacred depth, much like the essence of indigenous artwork. The 7 SiSTERs evade a pursuer across country while creating waterholes, rock formations, resilience, and sisterhood, echoing the themes found in Galangarri collectors art. Adapt and overcome, and never give up is the powerful message within this work by Galangarri, reminiscent of the strength symbolized by the Kundalini Gold Totem.

This lighter piece, featuring visual mandalas, embodies the magic and light healing associated with Galangarri collectors art. Infused with her light energy, this unique piece serves as a healing tool and is as distinctive as you are. It also includes a beautiful representation of the Kundalini Gold Totem. All pieces can be shipped to anywhere in the world at the buyer's cost.

Standing 1.1m tall, Galangarri, a captivating piece of indigenous artwork, utilizes a mahogany chair from Malawi (circa 1996) as its medium. The Gumatj mother protects her children by hiding them in the dilly bag (Bathi), with her wings symbolizing her role as a guardian. The rose gold leaf horizon, known as Galangarri, represents the last light where the earth meets the spirit sky at the end of each day. This piece is a testament to the artistry sought after by collectors of Galangarri collectors art, and it resonates with themes similar to those found in the Kundalini Gold Totem.

The ochre was collected by Galangarri, a renowned figure among the Galangarri collectors of art, when she was guided to a specific location in Queensland to dig under a tree. This cache of sacred white ochre (gapan) symbolizes spirit and ash, while the yellow ochre represents fire, reflecting the identity of the Gumatj, known as fire people. The gritty texture of the ochre embodies the grit and resilience of the ancestors of the stolen generations, tying into the cultural significance found in indigenous artwork and the spiritual paths expressed through symbols like the Kundalini Gold Totem.

The dilly bag features carved holes that represent where children fell through and were taken from their mothers. This Gumatj mother feels joy for having her children yet sadness for those who were taken. The diamond shapes represent Wirrili, symbolizing protection and the finder of yellow ochre, integral to the meaning behind the indigenous artwork. There is more to discover in this story by Galangarri, known for her collectors art, so just ask her about the significance of the Kundalini Gold Totem.