Aboriginal Ceremonies Central Australia - Ngajakula

“Snake dreaming” dance

Two men dance with “kurdiji”, wooden shields painted with a design associated with “snake dreaming”, relevant to their clan and to the song cycle that is followed during a “Ngajakula” ceremony in Lajamanu. Women with “kuturu” fighting sticks dance behind them.

Photo by Ludo Kuipers, Fri Aug 05, 1977
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