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GALI Swimwear collaborates with First Nations artists and communities to create swimwear that tells a story. Artist are paid royalties and we donate $1 from every product sold to community projects.
Lukarrara Collection
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A traditional story
This exclusive swimwear collection by Pauline Napangardi Gallagher tells of the edible seed from the 'desert fringe-rush' grass that is traditionally gathered to make damper.
The geometry of the pattern is symbolic of how these seeds would fall to the ground. The lines contrast beautifully as they wrap around your body.
Available in eight colours, each design has been translated from one of Pauline's Lukarrara Jukurrpa [Desert Fringe-Rush Seed Dreaming] paintings.
Meet The Artist
Pauline Napangardi Gallagher (deceased) is a Warlpiri women, painting at Warlukurlangu Artist art centre in Yuendumu since 2006.
Mob: Warlpiri
6 Reasons To Wear GALI
Our swimwear is designed for everybody to wear and celebrate First Nations art and culture.
🎨 Wearable Aboriginal art
💯 Aboriginal owned small business
🖤 First Nations artists earn royalties
💵 Donate to community-led projects
🇦🇺 Made in Australia
♻️ Made from recycled fabrics
Plus we offer free shipping on swimwear and hassle free exchanges.
Image: youth activities in Yuendumu
Our Impact
We contribute 25% of our profits to First Nations communities. This includes paying royalties to artists for every product we create, as well as donating $1 from every product sold to community-led projects.
We've supported a range of community projects, including literacy and youth programs, LGBTQIA+ initiatives, and projects that connect Aboriginal youth with Country.