Narooma’s name comes from an aboriginal word meaning ‘clear, blue water’. Wagonga Inlet continues to be a focal point for Aboriginal people’s connection to the area. It is used as a meeting place for teaching, resource collection and camping. Many places around Wagonga Inlet are significant to Aboriginal people for day picnics, oyster, scallop and fishing, and women’s gatherings to collect bush medicine and foods. It is a popular tourist destination for many all year round and also hosts the Annual Narooma Oyster Festival. Hand embossed with artist's insignia and printed with archival pigment inks on 310gsm museum grade Canson Cotton Photo Rag. All prints in this store are sold unframed. * All prices include gst. Reproduction of original artwork by Cie-Elle Digital Imaging, Sydney Australia
