See regional Aboriginal art and craft at Marrawuddi Gallery. A wholly indigenous-owned enterprise operated by the Djabulukgu Association Incorporated, the gallery sells a large variety of arts and craft from the Kakadu region, including paintings (on paper and bark), woodwork (carvings), fibre work, books and more.
Marrawuddi is located at in the Bowali Visitors Centre at Kakadu National Park and prides itself on its good practice in the fine arts. They consult, curate and freight, providing a comprehensive service to the artist, collector, galleries and visitor clientele.
Marrawuddi promotes not just the artists residing within Kakadu but also those of Western Arnhem Land and ANKAAA member Art Centres of the Top End. To enjoy the Marrawuddi Gallery you must enter Kakadu National Park.
An entry fee of AUD25.00, per person over the age of 16 years, for a 14-day pass is required.
