Nardurna sells contemporary Aboriginal-style dot-painting art prints tied to personal stories from the artist, and One of Many is one such piece, based on a childhood fishing trip account included with the artwork's description.
The print is priced at 1.864.000 VND at the base size and is available across six size options, from A4 up to 2A0, in either paper or canvas, framed or unframed. According to the listing, the piece depicts a recurring family fishing spot, with barramundi fishing on one side of the hills away from saltwater crocodiles, and freshwater bream fishing on the other, and the packaging includes an explanation of the symbols used in the piece.
Every print is made to order by the brand's fulfilment partner in Queensland, Australia, described as a 40-plus-year family-run business, with production taking 5 to 20 business days before shipping. A digital download version for Samsung Frame TVs and digital displays is also available separately.
For buyers interested in story-driven Aboriginal art with documented provenance from the artist, One of Many offers a range of sizing and material options to fit different spaces and budgets.
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