Boab Women's Rash Guard by PaletTheory- by PaletTheory

Boab Women's Rash Guard

$149.00 AUD

Boab Nut and Crocodile by Sherika Duckhole

"This design that I've done is about the country that we live in, that is in the North west, of the Kimberley region. The Boab Nut is the nut of a Boab tree, which also has a white flesh inside that you can eat. The Boab Trees are only found in the Kimberleys region.

Our people use the boat nuts for carving the country of our people and animals that we have. Sharing our stories through the Boab nut carving." - Sherika

$149.00 AUD

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**Australian Standard Sizing

Don't be afraid to be your most active self in this smooth and versatile long-sleeve rash guard! It protects you from the sun, wind, and other elements while doing sports, and the slim fit, flat ergonomic seams, and the longer body gives extra comfort.

• 82% polyester, 18% spandex
• Very soft four-way stretch fabric that stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains
• Fitted design
• UPF 50+
• Comfortable longer body and sleeves

To maintain the beauty and integrity of your purchase, we recommend treating it with care. Simple maintenance practices, such as gentle washing and proper storage, can effectively preserve the longevity of your favorites. We encourage you to refer to the care instructions included with each item, designed to help you keep your purchase in top condition.

This item sizes small. Choose one size up if in doubt or contact us with your measurements for a perfect fit - info@palettheory.com

Made to Order: Each item is made just for you to help prevent overproduction, so delivery may take a little longer.

We accept exchanges if you ordered the wrong size, but we do not issue refunds. Please check our refund policy for more details Refund Policy and reach out to us if you are unsure about your size.

Meet the artist: Sherika Duckhole

Sherika Phillipa Duckhole was born at Derby Regional Hospital. She is a Ngarinyin woman from the Brremarra Clan. She lived in the Kupungarri Community before she moved to the Mowanjum Community. She has three children.

Sherika is an artist and a traditional singer for cultural song, the Junba. She has been working as an Arts Worker since 2013 and was also a Media and Collection Trainee in the Archive of Mowanjum Arts. She has been an Arts Centre Director for Mowanjum Arts since 2020.