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Showcasing stunning design by First Nations artist Caitlyn Davies-Plummer, a proud Barkindji Woman, this artwork is named 'Invisible String'. Each throw features a beautiful, sublimated design that tells a unique story of the artist's deep connection to Country. Made from 60 recycled PET bottles, this throw offers superior absorbency and quick-drying properties for a hassle-free but vibrant injection of First Nations art and culture. Can be used indoors as a throw, playmat or fun cubby cover.
Featuring:
Quick drying fabric
Recycled fabric made from 60 plastic bottles
Double-sided design
Includes a hook for hanging
Includes a storage pouch
Materials: 60% Recycled PET, 28% Polyester, 12% Polyamide
Washing: Cold machine wash. Do not bleach. Do not dry clean. Do not tumble dry.
Artwork Story: Showcasing stunning artwork designed by First Nations artist Caitlyn Davies-Plummer, this artwork is named “Invisible String” created to represent the love story with my husband, Dale. The bottom of the artwork shows two separate campsites, representing both where Dale and I grew up. As your eyes rise up the painting, you can see two rivers coming into the centre point of the painting. These rivers represent the strong connection both Dale and I have to the different rivers we grew up around. The clapping sticks represent the traditional wedding present we were given by one of my Uncles on our wedding day. The campsite at the top of the painting represents the wedding and life together we’ve built since marriage. We’ve faced many ups and downs together, with our journey lines coming together, whilst acknowledging our pasts.
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National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year, to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth.
Showcasing stunning design by First Nations artist Caitlyn Davies-Plummer, a proud Barkindji Woman, this artwork is named 'Invisible String'. Each throw features a beautiful, sublimated design that tells a unique story of the artist's deep connection to Country. Made from 60 recycled PET bottles, this throw offers superior absorbency and quick-drying properties for a hassle-free but vibrant injection of First Nations art and culture. Can be used indoors as a throw, playmat or fun cubby cover.
Featuring:
Quick drying fabric
Recycled fabric made from 60 plastic bottles
Double-sided design
Includes a hook for hanging
Includes a storage pouch
Materials: 60% Recycled PET, 28% Polyester, 12% Polyamide
Washing: Cold machine wash. Do not bleach. Do not dry clean. Do not tumble dry.
Artwork Story: Showcasing stunning artwork designed by First Nations artist Caitlyn Davies-Plummer, this artwork is named “Invisible String” created to represent the love story with my husband, Dale. The bottom of the artwork shows two separate campsites, representing both where Dale and I grew up. As your eyes rise up the painting, you can see two rivers coming into the centre point of the painting. These rivers represent the strong connection both Dale and I have to the different rivers we grew up around. The clapping sticks represent the traditional wedding present we were given by one of my Uncles on our wedding day. The campsite at the top of the painting represents the wedding and life together we’ve built since marriage. We’ve faced many ups and downs together, with our journey lines coming together, whilst acknowledging our pasts.
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