"Koomal" is the traditional name of Wadandi Noongar man Josh Whiteland. Josh has a personal commitment to caring for country, continuing cultural practices and delivering cultural awareness both within the local community, and to visitors to the region. It is for this reason he created Koomal Dreaming.
To book a tour with Koomal Dreaming, click here.
Medium Prints
- Goorbilyup (49x30.5cm)
A story about the abundance of bushfoods along the river in Kambarang Season (spring).
- Meelup Dreaming (49X23.5cm)
Place to watch meeka the moon rise, a traditional seasonal camping area for the Wadandi Noongar moort. - Wooditijup Bilya (49x30.5cm)
Depicts the upper reaches of the Margaret River near Cranebrake Pools after a fire had gone through.
Small Prints
- Bilya Warden (27.5x28.5)
Depicts the stories and knowledge about local Wadani forest and saltwater families moving with the seasons.
- Mamung Wardan (27.5x28.5)
An insight into the Mamung Whale seasonal journey, and the Warren Biddi ocean trails they follow.
