The Ngarinyin people, active from 1000 CE to the present in the Kimberley region, are known for their mythology of the Wandjina, ancestral rain spirits depicted in rock art. Wandjina are considered powerful beings who govern weather and community harmony.Ngarinyin culture honors these spirits through ceremonies and storytelling, preserving the legacy of their ancestral beliefs. The Wandjina continue to symbolize the bond between people and their environment.