May 2024

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Rocky Pools Cap – Aneisha Larry

Based on an original artwork by Aneisha Larry and her grandmother, Judith Coppin titled Rocky Pools. 

Judith paints with her grandchildren as a way of teaching them about their country and important cultural information she needs to pass down. It gives the younger people an opportunity to learn about their culture while giving them the confidence to explore painting. 

“This painting reminds me of going out on Ngurra with family looking at all the beautiful landscape and how the pure spring water runs through the land” – Aneisha Larry

Details and care instructions: One size fits most, adjustable with slide strap (once fit is right, slip the strap back through the clip to secure it). 100% polyester, quick dry, shower proof. Cold hand wash only.

Due to the nature of the manufacturing and placement of the artwork on the fabric, each hat is individual and different from the next.

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Wendy Ngurra Cap – Wendy Hubert

Based on an original artwork by Wendy Hubert called Ngurra.

Ngurra, country it’s beautiful it’s goonmardii (plenty of food, good country). We can go fishing, we got kangaroos, turkeys, we never cook in the river, we cook up top. I paint to show people how to appreciate country, to not rubbish it, always pick your rubbish up because country will be there forever, for generations to generation.

Details and care instructions: One size fits most, adjustable with slide strap (once fit is right, slip the strap back through the clip to secure it). 100% polyester, quick dry, shower proof. Cold hand wash only.

Due to the nature of the manufacturing and placement of the artwork on the fabric, each hat is individual and different from the next.

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Afghans Bought the Palms Cap – Wendy Hubert

Based on an original artwork by Wendy Hubert called Afghans Bought the Palms.

“We have our native Millstream Palm Trees, but the Afgans, they brought the date palms you see, just to make things look more like what they were used to. But those palms aren’t from here, and they took over.” – Wendy Hubert

Details and care instructions: One size fits most, adjustable with slide strap (once fit is right, slip the strap back through the clip to secure it). 100% polyester, quick dry, shower proof. Cold hand wash only.

Due to the nature of the manufacturing and placement of the artwork on the fabric, each hat is individual and different from the next.

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Status: Stock

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Bajila (Caper Bush) Seedpods Bomber Jacket – Alice Guiness

Based on an original artwork by Alice Guiness called Seedpods,

Seedpods is based on a native fruit found on Yindjibarndi country. The Bajila (caper bush) is a native Australian plant that can be found in the Pilbara. It is known as a good source of bush tucker, bush medicine and food for emus. When you eat the fruit, you suck the flesh and the seeds are rolled around in your mouth and then spat out. Where the seeds fall, new plants grow’

The bombers are a small limIted edition range, created using our digitally printed 100% Linen (the very soft and floaty type), printed in China. Jackets are unisex and manufactured in Fremantle, WA. Sizes available are X-small – XX-large. 

Care instructions: Cold hand wash. Fabric has not been washed since printing and there will be a less than 1% shrinkage on the first wash.

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Jellyfish Dreaming Bomber Jacket – June (Moonie) Dijagween

Based on an original artwork by June Moonie Djiagween called Jellyfish Dreaming. 

Bardi tribe joomoolgoorr narinyman biliri

The swarm of jellyfish is a sacred message from nature, our ancestral spirit and song lines. Bardi-Jawi and Yawuru people read the seasons. The jellyfish symbolize the dreaming time, the change of the seasons monsoon rains and cleansing of country.

A small limited edition of bomber jackets are created using our digitally printed 100% Linen (the very soft and floaty type), printed in China.

Jackets are unisex and manufactured in Fremantle, WA. Sizes available are X-small – XX large. 

Care instructions: Cold hand wash. Fabric has not been washed since printing and there will be a less than 1% shrinkage on the first wash.

 

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Yindjibarndi Munda – Judith Coppin

Based on an original artwork called Yindjibarndi Munda Hills.

“This work is about Yindjibarndi Munda (rocky hills) on the tablelands, on my Ngurra (country).  My ancestors walked the land. The old ladies would get the seeds from the grass and grind it down to make flour.   The ladies would sit at the bottom of the hill while some of the old men would be carving pictures in the rock.  They tell stories with their carving, wirjuna (hill kangaroo), emu, lizard.  They are still there today.  We go there sometimes when we go out camping, nobody can touch it.  Keep it safe. Makes our spirit happy seeing it again.”

A small limited edition of bomber jackets are created using our digitally printed 100% Linen (the very soft and floaty type), printed in China. Jackets are unisex and manufactured in Fremantle, WA.

Sizes available are X-small – XX-large.

Care instructions: Cold hand wash. Fabric has not been washed since printing and there will be a less than 1% shrinkage on the first wash.

 

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When The Rain Comes Neckerchief – Tazerendenna Lockyer

This striking design is based on an original artwork When the Rain Comes to Fill up our Waterholes by Juluwarlu’s youngest artist, Denna, who sat with her nanna’s listening to their stories, as she painted over the school holidays. We bet you’ll be as blown away as we were!

“When the Yundu (rains) comes through, our yinda-ngarli (waterholes) are flowing with fresh, clean, cool bawa (water). It is the best thing about the Wet Season” – Tazerendenna

Light, breathable, versatile cotton neckerchiefs are 65cm x 65cm and artists receive a percentage of the profits. Win win.