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'Children' Tie Side Bottoms-Merindah-Gunya-PaletTheory

Bas noués sur les côtés « Enfants »

2XS

$75.95 AUD

Bas noués sur les côtés « Enfants »

★★★★★ (5)

'Children' by Merindah-Gunya

This artwork beautifully illustrates the journey of young children as they come together to learn the significance of the Country they are on. Through its vivid colours and intricate designs, this piece of art is a powerful reminder of how crucial it is for young minds to learn about and respect the historical and cultural significance of the land they are on, laying a foundation for lifelong respect and stewardship.
Copyright Merindah-Gunya 2023

$75.95 AUD

Taille 2XS XS/6 S/8 M/10 L/12 XL/14

**Australian Standard Sizing

Profitez du soleil avec le bas de bikini noué sur les côtés de Milpali, inspiré de l'œuvre d'art « Children ». Ces bas sont fabriqués en polyester recyclé et offrent des liens réglables pour un ajustement personnalisé, représentant l'engagement envers l'intendance et l'importance de respecter l'importance historique et culturelle de la terre.

• Confort sur mesure : attaches réglables pour un ajustement parfait
• Choix durable : tissu composé à 81 % de polyester recyclé
• Protection incluse : UPF 50+ pour la protection solaire
• Assurance certifiée : certifié OEKO-TEX 100 et GRS
• Fait partie de la collection écologique Milpali x Merindah-Gunya.

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 Large. Choose a size down if in doubt or contact us with your measurements for a perfect fit - info@palettheory.com

Meet the artist: Merindah-Gunya

Bayley Mifsud is a proud descendent of Peek and Kirrae Whurrong clans of the Maar nation, from South-West Victoria (Warrnambool). Her Aboriginal name Merindah-Gunya, means ‘Beautiful Spirit’.

“Mer-rin-dah Gun-yah”

"Practicing and sharing my culture through art and storytelling is very important to me, my family and community.

It continues a practice that our community has been sharing for over two centuries now. My hope is that it will continue to be shared for many centuries to come.

By purchasing my artwork, you too will become a part of the continuing story of an ancient tradition and progressing reconciliation."