A Tjurunga, also spelt Churinga and Tjuringa, is an object considered to be of religious significance by Central Australian Aboriginal people
tjuringa. Object Type: tjuringa. Museum number: Oc1910,0422.4. Description: Tjuringa of stone. Production ethnic group: Made by: Aboriginal Australian.
Tjurunga, in Australian Aboriginal religion, a mythical being and a ritual object, usually made of wood or stone, that is a representation or manifestation ...
Aboriginal art meaning varies from area to area. This article looks at the meaning of Aboriginal art from North Central Australia.
Tjuringa refers to a piece of wood or stone. The tjuringa represents the relationship between the person who possesses it, their ancestors and the cultural ...
2020/7/15 -They are a physical presence of the immaterial 'dream time'. They are involved in initiations, but also in the maintenance of fertility and ...
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tjuringa (?). Museum number: Oc1967,05.9. Description: Wooden club, tjuringa(?). Similar in shape to a spear thrower but lacking the peg. Front is decorated ...
This item is a rare medium sized Western Desert churinga (tjuringa) decorated on one side only with deeply chisled tribal markings depicting Emu tracks.
2020/6/25 -Aboriginal Tjuringa / Aboriginal churinga are the original source of all aboriginal art symbols and are sacred to aboriginal people.