Bunjil-ngan Ngarook (Bunjil Spreading His Wings)

$55,000.00
Limited Edition Aboriginal Digital Art: Only 22 Available!
Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Indigenous Australian art with our exclusive digital artwork collection. This piece is a unique expression of Aboriginal culture, created with passion and reverence for tradition.

Limited to just 22 copies, this collection represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of cultural significance. Once these 22 editions are sold, they will never be reproduced, ensuring the exclusivity and authenticity of your investment.

Indulge in the beauty and symbolism of Aboriginal artistry while supporting Indigenous artists and their communities. Don't miss your chance to add a touch of cultural heritage to your digital art collection. Secure your piece now before they disappear forever.

Bunjil-ngan Ngarook (Bunjil Spreading His Wings)

Bunjil Ngarrong Ngargee Bunurong Bik
(Bunjil watches attentively Over Bunurong Country)

Once upon a time, in the ancient lands of Bunurong Country, there lived a magnificent wedge-tailed eagle named Bunjil. With wings that spanned the skies and eyes that held the wisdom of the ages, Bunjil was revered as the guardian spirit of the land.

As the seasons danced across the landscape, Bunjil would spread his mighty wings, casting a protective shadow over the forests, rivers, and plains below. But Bunjil was not only a guardian; he was also a bearer of songlines, ancient melodies that carried the stories of his people.

One day, as the sun dipped low on the horizon, Bunjil took flight, soaring high above the treetops. With each beat of his wings, he released a chorus of songlines that echoed across the land, weaving together the past, present, and future of Bunurong Country.

From the whispering eucalyptus trees to the rushing waters of the rivers, Bunjil's songlines resonated with the heartbeat of the land, filling the air with a sense of belonging and connection. And as his melodies drifted on the breeze, they brought comfort and solace to all who listened, reminding them that they were part of something greater than themselves.

And so, with each gentle stroke of his wings, Bunjil continued to spread his songlines, uniting the spirits of the land and nurturing the enduring bond between the Bunurong people and their ancestral home.

6000 x 3375 px Image for Personal Use
Enhance your space with this stunning high-resolution digital image! Perfect for printing and personal use, this 6000 x 3375 pixel image ensures exceptional clarity and detail. Whether you're looking to add a pop of color to your home decor or seeking inspiration for your next DIY project, this versatile image is a must-have.

Print it off and create custom wall art, greeting cards, or scrapbook pages to express your unique style. With its crisp resolution, this image is ideal for printing in various sizes, ensuring a perfect fit for any space.

Transform your surroundings with ease and bring your creative vision to life with this downloadable image. Get yours today and embark on a journey of endless possibilities!

Please note: This image is for personal use only.

Disclaimer for Digital Art Sales on Etsy
This image is owned by Mark Brown and is for personal use only.

Please note:
The digital art sold on this Etsy listing is the intellectual property of Mark Brown.
Upon purchase, you are granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the digital art for personal purposes only.
This license prohibits any commercial use, reproduction, distribution, or modification of the digital art without explicit permission from Mark Brown.
You may not resell, sublicense, or otherwise make the digital art available for download or use by any third party.
All rights to the digital art, including but not limited to copyrights, remain with Mark Brown.
Unauthorized use of the digital art may result in legal action.
By purchasing and downloading this digital art, you agree to abide by these terms and conditions. If you have any questions or require further clarification regarding the use of this digital art, please contact Mark Brown.
Limited Edition Aboriginal Digital Art: Only 22 Available!
Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Indigenous Australian art with our exclusive digital artwork collection. This piece is a unique expression of Aboriginal culture, created with passion and reverence for tradition.

Limited to just 22 copies, this collection represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of cultural significance. Once these 22 editions are sold, they will never be reproduced, ensuring the exclusivity and authenticity of your investment.

Indulge in the beauty and symbolism of Aboriginal artistry while supporting Indigenous artists and their communities. Don't miss your chance to add a touch of cultural heritage to your digital art collection. Secure your piece now before they disappear forever.

Bunjil-ngan Ngarook (Bunjil Spreading His Wings)

Bunjil Ngarrong Ngargee Bunurong Bik
(Bunjil watches attentively Over Bunurong Country)

Once upon a time, in the ancient lands of Bunurong Country, there lived a magnificent wedge-tailed eagle named Bunjil. With wings that spanned the skies and eyes that held the wisdom of the ages, Bunjil was revered as the guardian spirit of the land.

As the seasons danced across the landscape, Bunjil would spread his mighty wings, casting a protective shadow over the forests, rivers, and plains below. But Bunjil was not only a guardian; he was also a bearer of songlines, ancient melodies that carried the stories of his people.

One day, as the sun dipped low on the horizon, Bunjil took flight, soaring high above the treetops. With each beat of his wings, he released a chorus of songlines that echoed across the land, weaving together the past, present, and future of Bunurong Country.

From the whispering eucalyptus trees to the rushing waters of the rivers, Bunjil's songlines resonated with the heartbeat of the land, filling the air with a sense of belonging and connection. And as his melodies drifted on the breeze, they brought comfort and solace to all who listened, reminding them that they were part of something greater than themselves.

And so, with each gentle stroke of his wings, Bunjil continued to spread his songlines, uniting the spirits of the land and nurturing the enduring bond between the Bunurong people and their ancestral home.

6000 x 3375 px Image for Personal Use
Enhance your space with this stunning high-resolution digital image! Perfect for printing and personal use, this 6000 x 3375 pixel image ensures exceptional clarity and detail. Whether you're looking to add a pop of color to your home decor or seeking inspiration for your next DIY project, this versatile image is a must-have.

Print it off and create custom wall art, greeting cards, or scrapbook pages to express your unique style. With its crisp resolution, this image is ideal for printing in various sizes, ensuring a perfect fit for any space.

Transform your surroundings with ease and bring your creative vision to life with this downloadable image. Get yours today and embark on a journey of endless possibilities!

Please note: This image is for personal use only.

Disclaimer for Digital Art Sales on Etsy
This image is owned by Mark Brown and is for personal use only.

Please note:
The digital art sold on this Etsy listing is the intellectual property of Mark Brown.
Upon purchase, you are granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the digital art for personal purposes only.
This license prohibits any commercial use, reproduction, distribution, or modification of the digital art without explicit permission from Mark Brown.
You may not resell, sublicense, or otherwise make the digital art available for download or use by any third party.
All rights to the digital art, including but not limited to copyrights, remain with Mark Brown.
Unauthorized use of the digital art may result in legal action.
By purchasing and downloading this digital art, you agree to abide by these terms and conditions. If you have any questions or require further clarification regarding the use of this digital art, please contact Mark Brown.