The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf
The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf
The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf
The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf
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The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf
The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf
The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf
The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf

Lore Clothing Co (by Yarn)

The Path They Have Laid NAIDOC WEEK 2023 Rectangle Chiffon Scarf

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Featuring artwork from our NAIDOC 2023 collection, our lightweight scarves add a splash of colour that can be worn in any season. 

Made from soft, flowing chiffon, our scarves can be styled your way. Knotted, draped, around the head - however you work it. Available in each of our ‘For Our Elders’ designs created by Indigenous artists from around Australia.


Product: Chiffon Scarf
Materials: 100% Polyester - Light Chiffon
Washing: Cold gentle hand wash or machine wash. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron.
Size: 180cm x 67cm
Artwork: The Path They Have Laid
Artist: Caitlyn Davies-Plummer
This art piece is a dedication to our Elders in honour of the 2023 NAIDOC Week theme, "For Our Elders". The main pathway in this painting is a symbol of the path that our Elders and generations before us have laid. Our Elders have paved the way for us and are constantly sharing their cultural knowledge. The mountains symbolise the struggles and hardships our Elders have been through and how they have consistently shown their strength through their triumph. The campsite at the bottom of the painting represents the past and the top left campsite is our Elders today. The circle around them represents a circle of safety, symbolising to us to always look after, respect and listen to our Elders. We would not be where we are today without our Elders. This painting is dedicated to all of the special Elders in my life who have guided me, taught me and shown me the strength culture has to pull me through even when times are hard.