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Yinarr Maramali
Muraay Waygal (Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Dilly Bag) - Sophie Honess
$191
Muraay Waygal (Sulphur-crested Cockatoo)
Muraay has a string connection to the river and lives in the night sky, Muraay can be seen as two bright stars, flying to their sacred nest inside Yarrangu the Southern Cross. Muraay is a symbol of guidance, protection and truth.
Dhigaraa (birds) are special to Gamilaroi people and feature in many of our stories. Yinarr Maramali is the home of Milaan Dhigaraa (Milaan's Birds).
Yinarr Maramali: Gomeroi Dhigaraagal shines a spotlight over the tradition and skill of Gomeroi yinarrgal (women) in regional New South Wales. Inspired by native dhigaraa (birds) and their stories, Gomeroi Dhigaraagal is a celebration of colour and community.
Yinarr Maramali is a Gomeroi women's business dedicated to supporting Community and Country wellbeing through their weaving practice. Based in Tamworth, Yinarr Maramali is a cultural hub and place of learning as artists weave their stories through handwoven creations and artworks. The name ‘Yinarr Maramali’ means ‘made by Gomeroi women’s hands.’
Artist: Sophie Honess
Title: Muraay Waygal (Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Dilly Bag). SH-81.
Medium: Sustainable paper raffia
Dimensions: 12 x 6cm
Store Pick Up: Free
Shipping: Free
Local Delivery: Free (Tuesday or Thursday delivery)
All online items are available for free pick up from our Rosebery showroom. This service is available Tuesday-Saturday from 10am-4pm. All orders must be collected from the side entrance on Dunning Avenue. Same day pick up is available if you order before 1pm. Please allow a three-hour window from when you place your order to when you arrive to collect.
NZ: $25
INT: $60
Koskela products will always be made in Australia, and the same applies for most products we stock. This supports our community, strengthens our economy, and enriches our culture.
Koskela’s social impact program commits 1% of revenue (10% of profit) to facilitate collaborations between artists working in Indigenous-owned art centres and our team, to create new contemporary design products. We also stock a selection of social impact products from around the world.
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