October 2024

37781064006292

Status: Stock

Family Country wamba shirt

Marie Manado is a Yawuru-Nimanburr-Jabir-Jabir artist based in Broome. This design shows Marie’s family gathering on country. It represents all the generations of family, past and present that belong to that land and have lived on and been nurtured by that country for all of time.

These are limited edition garments with only 50 of each design made. 
Manufactured ethically and sustainably in Melbourne.
Printed in Melbourne on 100% cotton.

LAYING FLAT HERE ARE THE MEASUREMENTS:
SIZE CHEST WAIST LENGTH
S 53cm 51cm 75cm
M 56cm 57cm 76cm
L 61cm 60cm 77cm
XL 65cm 64cm 83cm
XXL 68cm 67cm 83cm
Cold hand wash or gentle machine wash, drip dry in shade, warm iron on reverse side. Avoid the tumble dryer and dry clean.

By CompNet Systems, ago

37781064006288

Status: Stock

Yarrinyarri (bush onion)

Mrs C. Djiagween was an esteemed Jabirr Jabirr and Yawuru elder. The yarrinyarri (bush onion) is best collected during Wirralburu Season (around May -June). It is a small, delicious plant that is dug up from the ground and eaten as is or cooked up in hot ash.
With Mrs Djiagween’s family’s permission, we continue to celebrate her life through her art.

These are limited edition garments with only 50 of each design made. 
Manufactured ethically and sustainably in Melbourne.
Hand printed in Melbourne on 100% linen. Design placement may vary slightly because they are handprinted.

LAYING FLAT HERE ARE THE MEASUREMENTS:
SIZE CHEST WAIST LENGTH
S 53cm 51cm 75cm
M 56cm 57cm 76cm
L 61cm 60cm 77cm
XL 65cm 64cm 83cm
XXL 68cm 67cm 83cm
Cold hand wash or gentle machine wash, drip dry in shade, warm iron on reverse side. Avoid the tumble dryer and dry clean.

By CompNet Systems, ago

37781064006284

Status: Stock

Tartaku (bush coconut)

Miss S. Chiguna was a Walmajarri artist who came from Djugerari in the desert country in the East Kimberley. Bush coconuts are actually an insect gall that grows into a ‘coconut fruit’ on a bloodwood tree. The coconut is broken off the tree and cracked open to eat and drink the juicy insides. It is an excellent source of bush tukka, really high in protein. It is best found in the Dry Season -May-September.
With Miss Chiguna’s family’s permission, we continue to celebrate her life through her art.

These are limited edition garments with only 50 of each design made. 
Manufactured ethically and sustainably in Melbourne.
Hand printed in Melbourne on 100% linen. Design placement may vary slightly because they are handprinted.

LAYING FLAT HERE ARE THE MEASUREMENTS:
SIZE CHEST WAIST LENGTH
S 53cm 51cm 75cm
M 56cm 57cm 76cm
L 61cm 60cm 77cm
XL 65cm 64cm 83cm
XXL 68cm 67cm 83cm
Cold hand wash or gentle machine wash, drip dry in shade, warm iron on reverse side. Avoid the tumble dryer and dry clean.

By CompNet Systems, ago

37781064006283

Status: Stock

Nagula Mayi (saltwater feed)

Martha Lee is a Yawuru-Karajarri artist based in Broome. This design shows the creatures from the nagula (ocean) that are some of her favourite sources of food-the gurlibil (sea turtle) and nganarr (dugong). Gurlibil and nganarr are best hunted in Barrgana Season (around June-August) when they are nice and fat.

These are limited edition garments with only 50 of each design made. 
Manufactured ethically and sustainably in Melbourne.
Printed in Melbourne on 100% cotton.

LAYING FLAT HERE ARE THE MEASUREMENTS:
SIZE CHEST WAIST LENGTH
S 53cm 51cm 75cm
M 56cm 57cm 76cm
L 61cm 60cm 77cm
XL 65cm 64cm 83cm
XXL 68cm 67cm 83cm
Cold hand wash or gentle machine wash, drip dry in shade, warm iron on reverse side. Avoid the tumble dryer and dry clean.

By CompNet Systems, ago

37781064005266

Status: Stock

Kimono-wirniny (pandanus)

Pandanus robe by Rowena Morgan
Rowena is a Kija artist from Halls Creek in the East Kimberley. Wirniny (pandanus) are an extremely useful and important plant for Indigenous people. The ripe red segments of the fruit can be roasted and eaten, and the white base of the leaves can also be eaten raw or cooked. The strong leaves of the wirniny are most notably used for clothing, hats, necklaces, mats, bags, baskets, ropes, twine, thatching and fishing. It also provides bush medicine-chewing the leaves to relieve sore throats, scabies, eye problems and pounded into a paste for use as an antiseptic ointment for wounds.

Patch pockets and a detachable tie belt for styling versatility.
*Please note that the pattern placement will vary slightly on each garment. 

Your purchase of this garment provides income for Aboriginal women artists and helps give them a platform to share their culture and stories.

Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) is a not-for-profit, 100% Aboriginal owned and governed organisation and the profits from your purchase will go directly to the artist and back into the organisation to fund future projects.
Size guide:


Bust 138cm S/M 148cm M/L
Length (neck to hem) 105cm S/M 118cm M/L
Sleeve Length (shoulder to cuff) 52cm S/M 67cm M/L

– Viscose/Rayon
– Patch pockets
– Detachable tie belt
Care and washing guide:

Our designs are hand screen printed and digitally printed with quality fabric ink and professionally heat set.

Handwashing your garment in cold water and ironing from the inside-out, will ensure that it is a part of your wardrobe for years to come.

By CompNet Systems, ago