My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress
My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress
My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress
Aboriginal Art Clothing-My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress-Yarn Marketplace
My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress
My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress
My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress
Aboriginal Art Clothing-My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress-Yarn Marketplace

My Mother Earth Black V Neck Women's Midi Dress

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With its vibrant prints and sleek feminine cut, our new Stretch V-Neck Dress is amazing from every angle! Designed as a work outfit that seamlessly transitions to evening wear, feel confident and look your best when you wear this number out. Features a gathered draped fabric that flatters both the hips and stomach.

Celebrate NAIDOC 2021 with this beautiful design, “My Mother Earth”. This year's theme “Heal Country” calls for us to all continue to seek greater protections for Indigenous lands, waters, sacred sites and cultural heritage. Join us as we come together to recognise and protect First Nations Country and culture.

Alanna wears a size 8 dress.

Style: V-Neck Dress
Fabric: 240gsm Crystal hemp: 92% polyester, 8% spandex
Washing: Turn the garment inside out. Hand wash or gentle machine wash using cold water or warm water under 40 degrees Celsius with standard washing detergent. Wash dark colours separately. Do not bleach. Line dry in shade. Do not bleach or tumble dry. Iron on the lowest heat setting.
Artist: Shara Delaney
Story: My Mother Earth

Naree Budjong Djara translates to My Mother Earth.

This artwork represents the special connection between land and water to Aboriginal People. We value our relationship to country, honour it through art, language, song, and dance. Passing knowledge and customs down to younger generations. When our environment is thriving and protected, our people feel the same way. When it's under threat, this impacts us mentally and spiritually. We mourn loss and destruction of sacred sites and cultural heritage. If we can focus to support Mother Earth making sustainable decisions this not only benefits our wellbeing but also future generations. The design includes lines and circles that are families and community. All joined together to keep our culture alive and strong. The "U" shapes signify people in our community. Our old people told us what foods we suitable to eat and what plants and animals were in season. These are the different aspects I created using the dots.

Shara Delaney

Aboriginal Quandamooka woman

Shara is an Australian Aboriginal contemporary artist from Quandamooka country, inspired by stories of her Elders, the generati... Learn more

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