November 2025

22514009051

Status: Stock

Socks – Yindili (Kingfisher) by Lorna Shuan.

he Kingfisher, known as Yindili in Kuku Yalanji language, is according to our culture one of the significant messenger birds.  The Kingfisher will let us know when to expect a visit from families living in another community, And when we see a Kingfisher close by, we know that something good will soon happen in our personal life.

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Material

70% Cotton

30% Nylon/elastane

 

Care instructions

Warm machine wash.

Do not bleach. Do not iron.

Do not tumble dry.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22514009050

Status: Stock

Socks – Wambiji (Platypus) by Vanessa Cannon

Platypus are very shy. They like to hide under rocks and can rarely be seen when people are around.  When I was 17 years old, I used to go for a swim with my partner, Laurence, in the Mossman River, at a site called Jabuljabul (Girls/Women). Some mornings, a  platypus was coming out of his hiding place, searching for food. He swam around. When he heard us, he swam back to his hiding place until we were gone.

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Material

70% Cotton

30% Nylon/elastane

 

Care instructions

Warm machine wash.

Do not bleach. Do not iron.

Do not tumble dry.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009034

Status: Stock

Make it Real Bag Charm by Gemma Unghango

The Waterhole, Bush Tucker and Spirits

The Gwion Gwion in this area are happy figures, and almost always appear to be dancing. They provide guidance to the best places form hunting. Hunting for Turtle, Fish and Goanna.

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009033

Status: Stock

Make it Real Magnet by Gemma Unghango

Bush Tucker

In the waterhole we have bush tucker like fish, bush yam, turtle and goanna.

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009032

Status: Stock

Make it Real Scrunchie Set by Brenda Ningarmara

Gerany

Brenda interprets the stony Miriwoong Country and the river flats along the Dunham River. “This is stony country. The river flats are full of coloured stones. We call them ‘Gerany’. I learn to paint this Country from my mother.”

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009031

Status: Stock

Make it Real Bag Charm by Brenda Ningarmara

Sugarbag Dreaming

 

 

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009030

Status: Stock

Make it Real Magnet by Brenda Ningarmara

Woorre-Woorre-Wet Season

In this painting, Brenda depicts her mother’s Country when it floods with wet season rains. During the the wet season, the creeks, rivers and freshwater springs of Woorre-woorrem overflow multiplying their meander until the country is criss-crossed with watercourses.

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009029

Status: Stock

Make it Real Scrunchie Set by Peggy Griffiths

Jilynbeng and Jardang

Peggy Griffiths has depicted jilynbeng (bush cucumber) intertwined with the jardang (spinifex grass) of her Country. These both come out in the wet season. When it rains, the spinifex grass has a strong eucalyptus smell. Spinifex grasses were used by women as a form of bush medicine, particularly contraception, and burned to keep mosquitos away.

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009028

Status: Stock

Make it Real Tea Towel by Peggy Griffiths

Jilynbeng and Jardang

Peggy Griffiths has depicted jilynbeng (bush cucumber) intertwined with the jardang (spinifex grass) of her Country. These both come out in the wet season. When it rains, the spinifex grass has a strong eucalyptus smell. Spinifex grasses were used by women as a form of bush medicine, particularly contraception, and burned to keep mosquitos away.

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago

22174009027

Status: Stock

Make it Real Bag Charm by Peggy Griffiths

Jilynbeng and Jardang

Peggy Griffiths has depicted jilynbeng (bush cucumber) intertwined with the jardang (spififex grass) of her Country. These both come out in the wet season. When it rains, the spinifex grass has a strong eucalyptus smell. Spinifex grasses were used by women as a form of bush medicine, particularly contraception, and burned to keep mosquitos away.

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Make it Real
Make it Real is a project delivered through the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA). As a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation, our profit story ensures the artist receives the economic benefits of their shared generational stories and culture. When an artist thrives, their community also benefits.

The profits generated from this product give 90% back to the artist and 10% back to their art centre. 

*The way profits are distributed can vary, and we ask consumers to be mindful of this when buying Authentic Indigenous Art or products.

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By CompNet Systems, ago