Artwork description:

White Waratah
''Gulpilil's Stories of the Dreamtime tells a story explaining how the white waratah became red. In the story, a female wonga pigeon flew above the tree canopy looking for her lost mate. She was caught by a hawk but broke free, tearing her breast. She landed on a white waratah and her flowing blood stained it red.' - Michael J Connolly, Munda-gutta Kulliwari

The highly sought after white Waratah flower is a striking and iconic Australian bloom, with it's creamy white petals and unique detail. A symbol of strength and resilience, the Waratah has inspired poets and artists for generations.

*Available as a 50x70 cm fine art photography print.

*If you require an unlisted size, please message Nadia for details. In most cases this can be done when kept within the image ratio.

Unframed and un-matted, you are purchasing the print only.
Limited edition, signed and numbered on the back.
Digitally printed on Lustre Premium Giclée Paper in a professional photo lab ensuring brilliant image quality and colour.
Shipped in a sturdy postal tube.

Materials used:

nikon camera

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