Journey of a Woman's Strength Silk Top
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Presenting a distinctively Australian Aboriginal art design by Yidinji artist Barbara Mundraby from Cairns in Far North Queensland.
An absolute fashion “must have”, this luxurious silk top will work harder than any other staple in your wardrobe. Mix and match with a range of garments and separates, add an accessory or two and the sky is the limit. With this exquisite wearable art piece, you can traverse any number of stylish looks and occasions from beach to brunch to boho-chic and sizzling after dark glamour.
- 100% Silk Chiffon
- Hand rolled hem
- Hand stitched button loops
- Natural shell buttons
- Digitally printed silk
- 2 x 45cm wide by 150cm long
- Presented in a handmade gift box lined with tissue paper
- Artwork and artist information card
- Royalties are paid to the artist with every item sold
The Artwork Story
Journey of a Woman's Strength
The artist, Barbara Mundraby was inspired to paint this story in honour of her late grandmother. Barbara says that in the painting we should look for the women who have strengthened our own journey through life. "You will find your mother, your grandmothers, your sisters, your daughters, your aunties, your cousins and your best friends. They admire the strong beautiful woman that you are becoming. The journey never ends."
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Barbara Mundraby
Founded by Gunggari Aboriginal woman Charmaine Saunders in 2012, Mainie is a Supply Nation certified Indigenous Australian-owned company and an Indigenous Art Code approved dealer member. We recognise the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
We acknowledge the sorrow of the Stolen Generations and the impacts of colonisation on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We respect the resilience, strength and pride of Australia’s First Nations people and their communities. Mainie is committed to supporting Aboriginal women artists to earn an independent income from their own work and to keep alive their traditional cultural heritage for future generations.