November 2023

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Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three

A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. 

The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas!

*Please note that your set of three tea towels will be selected by our team and may be different to the listed image. 

Being handmade there may be some print variations, making each item unique.

Bábbarra Women’s Centre supports the economic independence of Indigenous women in the Arnhem Land community of Maningrida, Northern Territory, Australia. Designs created by the women at Bábbarra reflect strong cultural knowledge, which is passed down to younger generations through their textile design practice.

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377810582268330

Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three

A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. 

The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas!

*Please note that your set of three tea towels will be selected by our team and may be different to the listed image. 

Being handmade there may be some print variations, making each item unique.

Bábbarra Women’s Centre supports the economic independence of Indigenous women in the Arnhem Land community of Maningrida, Northern Territory, Australia. Designs created by the women at Bábbarra reflect strong cultural knowledge, which is passed down to younger generations through their textile design practice.

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377810582268329

Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three

A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. 

The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas!

*Please note that your set of three tea towels will be selected by our team and may be different to the listed image. 

Being handmade there may be some print variations, making each item unique.

Bábbarra Women’s Centre supports the economic independence of Indigenous women in the Arnhem Land community of Maningrida, Northern Territory, Australia. Designs created by the women at Bábbarra reflect strong cultural knowledge, which is passed down to younger generations through their textile design practice.

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377810582268328

Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three

A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. 

The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas!

*Please note that your set of three tea towels will be selected by our team and may be different to the listed image. 

Being handmade there may be some print variations, making each item unique.

Bábbarra Women’s Centre supports the economic independence of Indigenous women in the Arnhem Land community of Maningrida, Northern Territory, Australia. Designs created by the women at Bábbarra reflect strong cultural knowledge, which is passed down to younger generations through their textile design practice.

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Hand Print Tea Towels – Set of three

A Bábbarra Designs Xmas special! 100% Linen hand printed tea towels – comes in a set of three. 

The team at Bábbarra Women’s Centre have printed a range of archived screen-print designs onto 100% linen tea towels in time for Xmas!

*Please note that your set of three tea towels will be selected by our team and may be different to the listed image. 

Being handmade there may be some print variations, making each item unique.

Bábbarra Women’s Centre supports the economic independence of Indigenous women in the Arnhem Land community of Maningrida, Northern Territory, Australia. Designs created by the women at Bábbarra reflect strong cultural knowledge, which is passed down to younger generations through their textile design practice.

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Mat

Mats can vary greatly. Artists commonly use a mix of naturally dyed and undyed fibre to create a striking variation of coloured bands. Some artists also incorporate different types of looping to produce different patterns and textured finishes. Each type of mat, fibre bag, basket and dilly bag has its own name in the various languages spoken in the Maningrida region.

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Gomarla (Egret bird)

The artist has carved the ‘Gomarla’, which in the Burarra word for Egret. This bird is native to the country of Yilan, which is the coastal region North West of Maningrida Community. 

People use feathers from gomarla to make ceremonial regalia for Yirrichinga. Many Yirrichinga groups own manikay ‘song’ for gomarla.

Gomarla mun-baparrurr Gopungorra. Jin-gubatbatcha jin-banga jiny-yorkiya. Gomarla waykin makukuya mu-guyinda.

The egret belongs to the Gopungorra clan. It always eats grasshoppers. The egret is high in a nest (builds its nest in the tree).

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111982268291

Gomarla (Egret bird)

The artist has carved the ‘Gomarla’, which in the Burarra word for Egret. This bird is native to the country of Yilan, which is the coastal region North West of Maningrida Community. 

People use feathers from gomarla to make ceremonial regalia for Yirrichinga. Many Yirrichinga groups own manikay ‘song’ for gomarla.

Gomarla mun-baparrurr Gopungorra. Jin-gubatbatcha jin-banga jiny-yorkiya. Gomarla waykin makukuya mu-guyinda.

The egret belongs to the Gopungorra clan. It always eats grasshoppers. The egret is high in a nest (builds its nest in the tree).

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Gomarla (Egret bird)

The artist has carved the ‘Gomarla’, which in the Burarra word for Egret. This bird is native to the country of Yilan, which is the coastal region North West of Maningrida Community. 

People use feathers from gomarla to make ceremonial regalia for Yirrichinga. Many Yirrichinga groups own manikay ‘song’ for gomarla.

Gomarla mun-baparrurr Gopungorra. Jin-gubatbatcha jin-banga jiny-yorkiya. Gomarla waykin makukuya mu-guyinda.

The egret belongs to the Gopungorra clan. It always eats grasshoppers. The egret is high in a nest (builds its nest in the tree).

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Gomarla (Egret bird)

The artist has carved the ‘Gomarla’, which in the Burarra word for Egret. This bird is native to the country of Yilan, which is the coastal region North West of Maningrida Community. 

People use feathers from gomarla to make ceremonial regalia for Yirrichinga. Many Yirrichinga groups own manikay ‘song’ for gomarla.

Gomarla mun-baparrurr Gopungorra. Jin-gubatbatcha jin-banga jiny-yorkiya. Gomarla waykin makukuya mu-guyinda.

The egret belongs to the Gopungorra clan. It always eats grasshoppers. The egret is high in a nest (builds its nest in the tree).

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