TEAMM8 x GALI Brief - Worimi Waves (Rainbow)

This artwork is associated with the land, sea and skies of the Worimi Aboriginal people on the east-coast of Australia.

In traditional Aboriginal culture the skyscape was believed to be a reflection of the land and waterways that fell beneath it. Some Aboriginal communities would describe the galactical Milky Way as a river running through the sky.

In Jake’s artwork the vibrant ‘waves’ of colour are symbolic of the salt and fresh waters of Worimi country. The kaleidoscopic colour pallet emulates a rainbow, reflecting this astral connection between Worimi country and the heavens. Dots and lines move through each wave as a symbolic representation of energy flowing in harmony between the aerial, aquatic and terrestrial plains.

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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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
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