Yankirri Jukurrpa Thermo Infuser Drink Bottle

Pure Ochre (by Yarn)

Yankirri Jukurrpa Thermo Infuser Drink Bottle

$24.95

or 4 payments of $6.23 AUD More info

Have someone else pay with Learn more

Bundled Products

$2.5M+ to Indigenous Community, Staff & Training
Free Returns Within 45 Days
Free Shipping On Orders Over $125

Pure Ochre is:

100% Authentic Indigenous artwork
Ethically & sustainably sourced Indigenous art
Supports Indigenous employment & training

Pure Ochres brand new bottles are not your average water bottle; they are insulated and feature an insertable infuser. This allows you to add any number of water flavourings without your drinking experience being affected. On hot days flavour you water with lemon, cucumber and other fruits, and in cold weather try brewing honey, lemon, ginger or your favourite tea using a tea bag. These stainless steel double walled bottles are copper plate insulated, and will keep your drinks hot or cold for up to 12 hours.

These bottles are designed in Australia and feature gorgeous designs by Indigenous artists from Warlukurlangu Artists, an art centre based in the remote community of Yuendumu. Their unique artworks tell stories of the culture and Country of Central Australia.

Digitally printed in Meanjin (Brisbane).

PLEASE NOTE: These drink bottles are NOT dishwasher safe. Please hand wash them with warm soapy water.

Product: Thermo Infuser Drink Bottle
Materials: Double wall high grade stainless steel
Size: 500ml or 350ml
Washing: Hand wash with warm water and dishwashing liquid.
Artwork: Yankirri Jukurrpa
Artist: Margaret Nangala Gallagher

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.