Barebin Buk the Long Necked Turtle is native to South East Australia.  They are often found in slow moving water, in the still waters of rivers and creeks such as the swamps or wetlands.  He is a good indicator of the health of the wetlands and rivers.  He is a spirit animal for many mobs. - Mick Harding Ngarga Warendj x Animalia - Metal Art Australian Made animals for your garden
Barebin Buk the Long Necked Turtle is native to South East Australia. They are often found in slow moving water, in the still waters of rivers and creeks such as the swamps or wetlands. He is a good indicator of the health of the wetlands and rivers. He is a spirit animal for many mobs. - Mick Harding Ngarga Warendj x Animalia - Metal Art Australian Made animals for your garden

NGARGA WARENDJ x ANIMALIA - BAREBIN BUK THE TURTLE METAL ART

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Barebin Buk the Long Necked Turtle is native to South East Australia.  They are often found in slow moving water, in the still waters of rivers and creeks such as the swamps or wetlands. 
He is a good indicator of the health of the wetlands and rivers.  He is a spirit animal for many mobs. - Mick Harding

Size: 30cm x 17.6cm

Introducing a special new collaboration - Ngarga Warendj X Animalia.
This collaboration perfectly showcases Micks signature South Eastern Aboriginal Animal designs as stunning metal art creations. 

All Australian Made - these pieces come packaged ready for gift giving, with a card that provides information about our collaboration, Mick as the designer and the story of the art piece. 

All animals are made from Corten steel which is designed to rust. This gives them long term protection against the elements, and a beautiful patina that shifts with seasons.  (If you prefer your animal does not rust you can purchase a product at your local hardware store that you can spray on to delay the rusting process.) 


Here are some instructions for easy install 

STEP ONE

Choose a tree or post that will be your animal's new home.
Ngarga Warendj x Animalia designs look best framed against
open sky, so their silhouette can come to life.

STEP TWO

Firmly hold your animal at your chosen height, spiky tip
pointing into the wood.

STEP THREE

Use a hammer to bury the tip about 3 cm into the wood,
leaving the animal sitting out.

If you’re finding it difficult to hammer in your
Ngarga Warendj x Animalia design, you’re probably dealing
with a harder wood – try drilling a small pilot hole before hammering your design in.

 

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