Bunurong Country - One-Piece Swimsuit by Merindah-Gunya- One-Piece by

Bunurong Country - One-Piece Swimsuit

XS/6

$149.00 AUD

Bunurong Country - One-Piece Swimsuit

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BUNURONG COUNTRY by Merindah-Gunya

This piece was created for Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Centre (GESAC), to be displayed behind their reception desk.

The piece represents the Bunurong Peoples of the Kulin Nations' ongoing cultural connection to the Country that GESAC is located in (Bentleigh East, Victoria).

The multiple meeting places are symbolic of the diverse communities of people that come together to use GESAC's facilities which include the gym, pool, sporting courts etc.

The water journey marks the Bunurong people's connection to water being people of the South East coast line as well as GESAC's amazing water facilities it’s provides the community.

All of the “U” shapes are representative of the people of the community including the large amounts of staff that put their time and energy into up-keeping the facility.

$149.00 AUD

Size XS/6 S/8 M/10 L/12 XL/14

**Australian Standard Sizing

Embrace timeless elegance with PaletTheory's One Piece Swimsuit, inspired by the artwork that emphasizes the Bunurong Peoples' connection to water and the community's engagement. This eco-friendly swimsuit offers a flattering fit and a design that serves as a reminder of the value of water in our lives and communities.

• Flattering for all: Universally appealing design with a low back
• Durable and delightful: Chlorine-resistant, butter-soft fabric
• Sustainable and supportive: Double-layered for comfort and longevity

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.

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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."