Kaiela Arts Shepparton

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Land is Life Bucket Hat

Share our Elders’ stories with pride on all your adventures! 

Honour the heart and spirit of our Elders’ beloved RISING 2025 First Peoples Melbourne Art Tram, currently adorning a tram traveling Routes 3, 64 and 67 all across Melbourne. 

From bucket hats and enamel camping mugs to fun sticker sheets, each product in this collection spotlights an element from Nyini – Nyinin – Nyiniak (Past, Present, Future) – Blak, Loud and Proud (2024) by our Elders Laurel Robinson, Amy Briggs, Cynthia Hardie, and Rochelle Patten.  

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Aboriginal Flag Bucket Hat

Share our Elders’ stories with pride on all your adventures! 

Honour the heart and spirit of our Elders’ beloved RISING 2025 First Peoples Melbourne Art Tram, currently adorning a tram traveling Routes 3, 64 and 67 all across Melbourne. 

From bucket hats and enamel camping mugs to fun sticker sheets, each product in this collection spotlights an element from Nyini – Nyinin – Nyiniak (Past, Present, Future) – Blak, Loud and Proud (2024) by our Elders Laurel Robinson, Amy Briggs, Cynthia Hardie, and Rochelle Patten.  

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Keep The Fires Burning Bucket Hat

Share our Elders’ stories with pride on all your adventures! 

Honour the heart and spirit of our Elders’ beloved RISING 2025 First Peoples Melbourne Art Tram, currently adorning a tram traveling Routes 3, 64 and 67 all across Melbourne. 

From bucket hats and enamel camping mugs to fun sticker sheets, each product in this collection spotlights an element from Nyini – Nyinin – Nyiniak (Past, Present, Future) – Blak, Loud and Proud (2024) by our Elders Laurel Robinson, Amy Briggs, Cynthia Hardie, and Rochelle Patten.  

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The Champ

Jack is a talented and prolific potter and other media artist. He is renowned for his ceramic Long Neck Turtles and Shells which he creates to honour his totem, of his Yorta Yorta peoples. He lives in Shepparton and creates in the art space of the Kaiela Arts gallery. I just wished to celebrate my fellow Indigenous Australian artists, particularly my elders, Jack also is very generous in his support of other young Indigenous Australian artists.

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