Tjarlirli

Tjarlirli is very close to Tjukurla community. It is the site where the Punyunyu/Tingarri women were staying separate from the men during the Tingarri ceremony. At that site they prepared food for the men and Maliki (visitors). Tjarlirli pays homage to the woman for their important role in food gathering, preparation, cooking and feeding of their menfolk and families. MP inherited this story from his mother, the renowned artist Tjawina Porter. The name of Tjarlirli Art centre takes its name from this site.

All artworks are sold unstretched.   

All works are shipped insured, tracked and express through TNT or Australia Post. Please be mindful of our remote location when awaiting your purchase, all freight leaves our communities on the once-weekly mail plane.

Due to the nature of art centre operations, with artists being paid directly from each sale, we cannot return, exchange or refund orders for a change of mind. If there is physical damage to your artwork, we will refund the purchase. Please contact us within 10 days of receipt.

Purchasing art from Tjarlirli and Kaltukatjara Art means you’re supporting a 100% community-owned and governed Aboriginal organisation.

Your purchase directly supports the artist, and our communities. Want to learn more? Find out more information on what we do.