Dry Season
Monday – Friday: 9am – 4:30pm
Saturday: 9am – 2:30pm
Sunday: 9am – 2:30pm
Wet Season
Monday – Friday: 9:30am – 3:00pm
Saturday: 9:30am – 2:00pm
Sunday: Closed
At AAIA we have a wide range of Aboriginal Artefacts. As with the paintings, these artefacts have an original story and an artist. Each artefact links to the strong heritage and lengthy history of the Aboriginal culture. Below we have some of our Aboriginal Artefacts on show. However in our gallery we have many, many more. And at the bottom of this page we have a contact form where you can ask questions and enquire about prices. Our Aboriginal art experts are here to help.
We have a collection of this Aboriginal artefacts in the gallery. This includes different sizes and patterns, if you would like advice on prices, please get in touch on the form below. There is a rich heritage of the Tiwi Bird Carving. And a fascinating story that goes back to the dream. To read about this in full click here.
At AAIA Gallery, we have a range of Mimi Spirit carvings by husband and wife James Iyuna and Melba Gunjarrwanga.
Hollow LogsThis Aboriginal Artefact is part of a sacred tradition. The Hollow Log Ceremony goes back to the Dreamtime. And it has an incredible unique story, that is a must read. You can find that article here. If you would like to get more information or to purchase your own hollow log from store, complete the form below.
Hunting BoomerangsIn contrast to popular belief this specific Boomerang does not return to the thrower. The hunting boomerang has been used by Indigenous Australians for generations. Its popularity draws from the number of uses that the hunting boomerang has. To read about how Aboriginal artefacts are made please click here to read more.
Basket WeavingThere is a long standing tradition of women from Arnhem land making baskets. To read a detailed article on how baskets are made, the history behind the making of the baskets, and what they are used for Click Here. Alternatively you can ask any question in the form below
DidgeridooAboriginal Fine Arts Gallery in Darwin has a continual supply of didgeridoos. Both painted and unpainted natural didgeridoos some with outstanding clarity and resonance. Please contact us for our current stock.
We are also a signatory to the Indigenous Australian Art Commercial Code of Conduct, which was recently introduced to promote fair and transparent dealings within the Industry.
Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery is a founding member of the Australian Indigenous Art Trade Association, which was established to promote the ethical trade of indigenous art.
Dry Season
Monday – Friday: 9am – 4:30pm
Saturday: 9am – 2:30pm
Sunday: 9am – 2:30pm
Wet Season
Monday – Friday: 9:30am – 3:00pm
Saturday: 9:30am – 2:00pm
Sunday: Closed