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Womens Journey Silk Top

Sale price$249.95 AUD

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Presenting a traditional Aboriginal art design by one of Australia’s most highly acclaimed Warlpiri women artists, Jeanie Napangardi Lewis, this beautifully handmade silk top exemplifies Mainie’s “Luxurious, Authentic, Unique” trademark.

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

Mina Mina Jukurrpa (Women’s Journey Dreaming)

The original painting by artist Jeanie Napangardi Lewis depicts the Dreamtime Story about a journey by a group of Warlpiri women who travelled across the desert gathering a tree vine called Ngalyipi. The vine has long been used by the Warlpiri women for sacred ceremonies. The vine also has medicinal uses.

To learn more about Jeanie Napangardi Lewis click here

Womens Journey Silk Top
Womens Journey Silk Top Sale price$249.95 AUD

Artist details

Jeanie Napangardi Lewis

Jeanie Napangardi Lewis was born around 1950 in the remote Tanami Desert region of the Australian Outback. Jeanie paints traditional Aboriginal Dreamtime stories which have been passed down to her through many generations of her Warlpiri ancestors.The Mina Mina Jukurrpa is of special significance to Jeanie as the Mina Mina country has been the homelands of her ancestors for thousands of years. Jeanie’s works are included in the British Museum Collection and have been exhibited in major art galleries around Australia and internationally.