Dolobbo bim (bark painting) workshop
Participants will have the opportunity to create their own dolobbo bim (bark painting).
Participants will grind the delek (ochre), then the ochres will be applied with gundulk (brushes) made of sedge grasses, pandanus leaves, feathers and different types of bark.
Rarrk (crosshatching) is painted using djiddudjiddu and anyilk (line brush).
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