This painting is part of the story about Ngilipitji a sacred area for the Wagilag and Ritharrngu tribes. The Larr (Stone spear heads), Warrpanuwa (Olive python) and the Wurrkadi (Furry caterpillar) and Gandjalala the sugar bag man are associated with this sitewhich are part of the bigger Wagilag sisters dreaming story. The snakes and the caterpillars are keeping the area, where the Larr are found, safe. They snake and the caterpillar are like a body guard. Even though they are now stone they are still there guarding this sacred and dangerous place. The site also has Guku (honey) associated with it. Gandjalala the creator ancestor carried a Dhimbuka (dilly bag) to collect the honey.

Paintings about this story may show the Larr and may include the Warrpanuwa, the Wurrkadi, the Guku and the Dhimbuka.

25×20 | Cat. no: 20-494