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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.

Name: Wendy Hubert


Language: Yindjibarndi



Biography:

Wendy Hubert is a respected Yindjibarndi Elder, cultural custodian, artist and linguist. Born at Red Hill Station on Guruma Country, Wendy lived at Red Hill Station, Minderoo Station and Onslow before settling in Roebourne. Wendy met her husband in Roebourne through her work in community health and together they had three sons. Wendy began painting with Juluwarlu Art Group in 2019, and has become a dedicated artist known for her landscape paintings depicting scenes from her childhood and featuring important places on Yindjibarndi and Guruma Country. Wendy has exhibited her artworks in the Pilbara and Perth including multiple Cossack Art Awards and Revealed: New and Emerging WA Aboriginal Artists at Fremantle Arts Centre.

“I know my Ngurra. I know its Laws. I am a Yindjibarndi Custodian, old now, but strong in my thinking and my life.” Wendy Hubert, 2021


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