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Jara Yaganya Rectangle Chiffon Scarf

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Update your look with our range of NAIDOC chiffon scarves- simple yet elegant! Our chiffon scarves have a lovely lightweight feel and drape beautifully, making them the perfect accessory to your daytime or evening look.

This year’s NAIDOC theme “Heal Country” calls for us to all continue to seek greater protections for Indigenous lands, waters, sacred sites and cultural heritage. Join us as we come together to recognise and protect First Nations Country and culture.

Style: Lightweight Scarf
Fabric: 100% Polyester - Light Chiffon
Dimensions: 180cm (L) x 67cm (W)
Washing: Cold hand wash
Story: Jara Yaganya
Artist: Shara Delaney

This artwork represents Caring for Country. Jara means country, yaga means work, and nya means caring. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People have always advocated for country. Our voices and input are so vital regarding managing and protecting land and water. Our knowledge systems which are linked to our long-term interactions with stories of significant places within our country. The use of vibrant colour speaks of our old people's philosophy of life and cultural teachings that are important for all to consider within their interactions with the environment.

It's great to see contemporary and traditional practices being used by mob in Caring for Country strategies. Never underestimate our cultural knowledge because we have successfully used these practises for thousands of years.
If you want to heal country, then pay attention to First Nations Voices. This artwork hopes to capture the past and express deeply felt concerns regarding desecration of ancient sites and the struggle to reclaim cultural context.