Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
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Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top-Yarn Marketplace
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Yankirri Jukurrpa Women's Fashion Top

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Our fashion tops are the perfect mix of elegant, casual, and comfortable. Featuring a new adjusted cut - say goodbye to oversized lengths! These vibrant fashion tops are the perfect colourful addition to every woman’s wardrobe. For professional settings, they look great worn with black straight-leg trousers or a pencil skirt. For a more casual look, try pairing them with jeans and your favourite sneakers.

Style: Fashion Top
Fabric: 100% Polyester
Washing: Turn the garment inside out. Gentle machine wash using cold or warm water to avoid shrinkage and colours running. Wash dark colours separately. Do not bleach. Line dry in shade. Cool iron only.
Artist: Margaret Nangala Gallagher
Story: Yankirri Jukurrpa

This painting depicts Yankirri Jukurrpa (Emu Dreaming). The story tells of an emu and a bush turkey who would go about collecting bush raisins to create ‘Kapurdu’ (fruit balls) together. Through Margaret's painting, you can clearly see the large prints of the emu and smaller ones of the bush turkey. Today, at Ngarlikirlangu, you can still see round, red rocks which are the ‘Kapurdu.’ A number of Dreamtime stories are based in the Ngarlikirlangu area.

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