DESCRIPTION
This is an authentic Australian made Aboriginal nulla nulla, (war club), is handmade and hand painted by prominent Aboriginal artist and artifact maker Josh Skeen.

THIS ITEM IS VERY RARE AND VERY HARD TO OBTAIN.

WHAT IS A NULLA NULLA
A nulla-nulla, waddy, or boondi, is a Australian Aboriginal hunting and war club. It was used in hunting, fighting and as a ceremonial tool.

The Australian Aboriginal Nulla-nulla was used as a throwing projectile for hunting and varies in design from tribe to tribe. Nulla-nullas are constructed from Native Australian wood. This item is made from Australian cedar. 

This nulla-nulla has been painted in traditional Aboriginal track designs by Josh Skeen

DIMENSIONS, MATERIAL AND ARTIST AND MAKERS DETAILS
NULLA-NULLA SIZE: 40-56 cm (15 inches) long, width 8cm at the top, and 3 cm at the bottom handle
MATERIAL: Australian native timbers – cedar, black wattle or iron bark
ARTIST AND MAKER: Josh Skeen 
TRIBE: Birri Gubba – in the Bowen area of North Queensland
MATERNIAL: Kuku-Thaipan- North Queensland
MADE IN: Greenbank, Queensland, Australia

MAKER AND ARTIST
These traditional nulla-nullas sticks are handmade and painted by prominent Aboriginal artist and artifact maker Josh Skeen. Josh is a fourth-generation Australian Aboriginal. The art work represents traditional Australian Aboriginal dot art.   

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
We provide a certificate of authenticity for each nulla-nulla, stating the heritage of the maker, Josh Skeen. We guarantee that all products are hand made in Australia and genuine handcrafted by Australian Aboriginal peoples.