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Sweers My Father's Country Cushion Cover 53x53 cm
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Pure Ochre is:
100% Authentic Indigenous artwork
Ethically & sustainably sourced Indigenous art
Supports Indigenous employment & training
Brighten up your lounge or bed with Pure Ochre's new large cushion covers, featuring a beautifully soft velour texture and feel. At the back of the cushion covers is a hidden zip closure, making it easy for you to wash them when needed.
The gorgeous prints were designed by artists from Mornington Island Art Centre, whose works are heavily influenced by their strong connection to land and culture.
PLEASE NOTE: Our Cushion Covers do not come with cushions included.
WASHING: Please wash inside out before first use!
Product: Cushion Cover
Fabric: 100% Polyester - velour texture.
Dimensions: 53 x 53cm
Washing: Gentle cold machine wash inside out. Do not bleach or wring. Do not tumble dry. Cool iron not on the print side. Do not dry clean.
Story: Sweers My Father's Country
Artist: Dorothy Gabori
Flat Rock, this is My Father's Country at Sweers Island. That's the place where the buganun oysters are.” - Dorothy Gabori
Will leave the warehouse within 2-3 business days.
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MEET THE ARTIST
Dorothy Gabori
Aboriginal Kayardild Woman
“I am the fifth child of my mother Sally Gabori. My father was Pat Gabori, he was a hunter, a hard working old fella. We used to go bush with our parents who taught us a lot about our homelands both Bentinck Island and Sweers Island."
