TEAMM8 x GALI Brief - Buna Gal (White)

This artwork is associated with the lands of the Worimi Aboriginal people, on the east-coast of Australia.

Worimi country is home to the largest moving sand dunes in the southern hemisphere. The piece speaks to community, and how these sand dunes and the coast encompass much of Worimi country.

In Jake’s artwork the different sized and shaped grains emulate both the individualistic nature of sand, and the differences in individuals that form part of the Worimi mob. Each grain comes together to build something beautiful and greater than if on its own.

In place of colour are the shades black and white, incorporated to represent day and night. The dualism of these shades speaks to rebirth and transformation.

TRUE TO SIZE

Measure at the hip

XS (28): 28-32" (71.1-81.3cm)
S (30): 32-36" (81.3-91.4cm)
M (32): 36-40" (91.4-102cm)
L (34): 40-44" (102-112cm)
XL (36): 44-48" (112-122cm)
2XL (38): 48-52" (122-132cm)

Here's an easy guide to measure your hips. Wrap the measuring tape around the widest part of your hips, ensuring it's straight and covering the biggest part of your bum.

• Machine wash cold
• Wash with similar colours
• Tumble dry low
• No chlorine bleach

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Gali Swimwear is 100% Aboriginal owned and operated.

Each design is ethically developed in collaboration with First Nations artists, who entrust us to share their stories and culture.

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• ensuring First Nations artists receive an income through a royalty paid for every product made
• contributing to community-led projects with $1 of every product sold donated back to each artist's community
• celebrating Australia's First Nations culture and creativity by wearing an authentic First Nations design
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