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Nhuralama Eagle and Red Belly Black Artwork by Nathan Kilby (Nhuralama)
Eagle and Red Belly Black by Nathan Kilby is a powerful original artwork that shares a deeply personal story of family, ancestry, resilience and connection to Country. Created by Wiradjuri and Wakka Wakka artist Nathan Kilby, born and raised in Tulmur Ipswich, the artwork honours his family lines, cultural identity and the guiding presence of his ancestors.
The eagle represents Nathan’s grandfather as a strong hunter, protector and spiritual guide, while the red belly black snake represents his grandmother, symbolising protection, wisdom, survival and transformation. Through rich maroon, purple, gold, pink and silver tones, the artwork reflects family unity, lived journeys, strength through hardship and the continuation of future generations.
Key Specifications
*Product: Original artwork
*Artwork: Eagle and Red Belly Black
*Artist: Nathan Kilby
*Business: Nhuralama
*Artist Heritage: Wiradjuri and Wakka Wakka
*Artist Location: Born and raised in Tulmur Ipswich
*Artwork Meaning: Family, ancestry, resilience, kinship, protection and connection to Country
*Symbolism: Eagle, red belly black snake, family eggs, pathways, Country colours and generational strength
*Primary Colours: Maroon, purple, gold, pink and silver tones
*Display: Supplied unframed
*Framing: Professional framing available on request at additional cost
*Suitable For: Homes, offices, commercial spaces, cultural spaces, corporate gifting and meaningful art collections
*Purpose: Supports First Nations artists, cultural storytelling and the continuation of family and community-led creative practice
A powerful First Nations artwork that honours family, ancestors, Country and the cultural strength carried across generations.
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