CompNet Systems

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Mimi Doll

Beautiful handprinted Mimi (grandma) dolls.
Printed on the front and back.
Measuring approx. 38cm long and 18cm wide.
100% cotton
Designed collaboratively by Rowena Morgan and Martha Lee.

The tag reads:
Mimi (Grandmother) doll
We love our Mimi so much
They are marrgi jarndu (deadly woman)
and we hold them tightly in our hearts.
They help to keep all
our families together
with their spirit, love
and knowledge.
We love to hug our Mimi and
have them hug us back.

Please choose from the 4 shades of Deadly colours.

Hand printed and sewn in Rubibi, Broome.
*Please be mindful of the small beads if you are gifting these to little people.

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Kimono-Family Country

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.

Description

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

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

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Jarndu Jumpsuit

Jarndu (Woman) Jumpsuits,

Two Artist Designs on cotton:

Jiidid (Whirlpool) by Cecelia Tigan 

Joolgie (Fresh Water Crayfish) by Dena Gower 

 

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.

By CompNet Systems, ago

37781064002836

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World Pride Scarf – Vegan Silk

Available in 5 designs

Yingarliwa (bluebone) Pride design scarf by Yawuru artist Amanda Rose Lee.
This design shows the yingarliwa (blue bone) fish that is one of Amanda Rose’s favourites. It is caught during Mangala season (the wet season) because as Amanda Rose says “that’s when all the reef fish are the fattest”.
Available in black background colour

Kija Country Pride design scarf by Kija artist Rowena Morgan.
This design speaks of Rowena’s connections to Daam (country) and shows the layout of that particular land in the Lansdowne Ranges where she is custodian.
Available in either a white or black background colour.

Jila (waterhole) Pride design scarf by Walmajarri-Nykina artist Gabriella Baxter.
This design tells of Gabriella’s connections to jila (waterholes) and speaks to the strong physical, spiritual and sacred importance of these places.
Available in either a white or black background colour.

Made ethically in Australia by manufacturers that meet the Ethical Australia manufacturing guidelines.

Nagula Jarndu is a proud ally and supporter of Kimberley Blak Pride Extravaganza which is a First Nations Mardi Gras celebration held here in Broome, WA.
A portion of the profits from all our Pride products will go towards supporting future Kimberley Blak Pride events.

Scarf measures 40cm x 150cm.

Gentle hand wash in cold water.

By CompNet Systems, ago