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Featuring artwork by Rowena Morgan, this magnet celebrates the Dirrarn (Black Cockatoo), a much-loved bird of the East Kimberley. Found around waterholes, springs, and rocky landscapes near Halls Creek, these striking birds are known for their playful nature and habit of chewing grasses and gum tree branches.
The artwork reflects Rowena's connection to her Kija Country and the wildlife that inhabits the landscape she grew up surrounded by.
• Features Dirrarn (Black Cockatoo) artwork by Rowena Morgan
• Celebrates the wildlife and landscapes of the East Kimberley
• Compact and meaningful keepsake
• Perfect for fridges, lockers, or magnetic displays
• Royalties paid to the artist
Artwork Story
"Dirrarn or Black Cockatoos can be found all around the East Kimberley, especially near waterholes, springs or old bore holes in the rocky landscape near Halls Creek where I grew up. They love chewing the tops off dry grasses and the smaller branches of gum trees. They are beautiful birds, but they also make the biggest mess, chewing everything!"
— Rowena Morgan
Artist
• Rowena Morgan
• Kija woman from the East Kimberley
Perfect For
• Gifts and souvenirs
• Collecting Indigenous Australian art
• Home and office display
• Celebrating Aboriginal culture and storytelling