WILLIAM SAVAGE | 'Kulap (Gorr) keyring' | Green / black Valmai AMBRYM this is where we find

this is where we find White Cliff

I speak four Indigenous languages and English

But when you go through there you gotta take the owners of the Country because they speak the language of the Unseen People

'Absence' Lenore Howard

First  time he said

WILLIAM SAVAGE | 'Kulap (Gorr) keyring' | Green / black Valmai AMBRYM this is where we findThese Kulaps are woven from rope and made with seeds from Matchbox Bean (Burny Bean) tree. Traditionally the dry seeds are cut in half, then strung on to vines to make a traditional musical instrument . Kulaps are used as a musical instrument (rattle or shaker) in the Torres Strait during traditional ceremonies and dancing, also complementing singing, drumming and chanting. WILLIAM SAVAGE 'Kulap (Gorr) keyring' Green black Burney bean seed + rope 5