Traverse the Arctic with its Indigenous populations to uncover their resilience amidst changing landscapes, offering insights into a vital narrative.

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Art on a cushion! Each cushion features hand screen printed fabric, produced by Indigenous communities at Art Centres in Outback Australia. The artwork is unique and tells the stories of the artists land and their people from many generations. Each cushion is piped and features a matching woven fabric on the back. Note - No one cushion is the same and the pattern placement may be different on each. They may also feature slight variations in colour from the blocking technique. ***** About the Design: Mabbularr Munun (Dugong) Artist: Josephine James Location: Arnhem Land, NT Mabblarr is the Ndjbbana word describing calm and stillness both regarding people and the ocean. This design tells the story of underwater life in the shallows featuring murnun (dugong) and yokkara (fish) 'When strong wind blows the sea is rough, when theres no wind the sea is calm. We call that mbbularr. You can see through the water and look at the turtle and stingray eating karlmerr (sea grass) and dancing underwater to find their mate. When we go on the boat hunting, we go at times of mbbularr'.

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Manitobah is a vibrant global brand rooted in Indigenous culture that aims to honour & make a positive impact in Indigenous communities through their collections of artfully-crafted winter boots, mukluks, moccasins & slippers that combines beauty & function, designed for both men & women to wear all year round.

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In a political landscape marked by rising economic pressures, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is reportedly considering an early federal election on the 31st of August, which is probably driven by the need to secure a second term before further economic downturns and potential interest rate hikes complicate his

Discover the Murici Plant: A Tropical Gem with Unique Flavor and Versatility The Amazon rainforest is home to an astonishing variety of flora and fauna, some of which remain largely unknown to the outside world. Among these hidden gems is the Murici plant (Byrsonima crassifolia), a tropical fruit-bearing shrub found in the Amazon basin and Queen of the Forest: Sacred Medicines, Ceremonial Tools & Herbal Remedies

Not Indian Enough is a profound and captivating exploration into the identity struggles of Native Americans in modern society. This book provides an in-depth look into the challenges faced when navigating cultural heritage and contemporary expectations. It sheds light on the complex layered experience of feeling simultaneously too much and not enough of one's cultural identity.The narrative is enriched with personal stories and anecdotes that give voice to the often-underrepresented perspectives within the indigenous community. Through powerful storytelling, the book challenges readers to rethink concepts of identity and belonging.This work is not only a narrative of personal journeys but also an educational tool that fosters understanding and empathy towards the multidimensional nature of cultural identity. It is an essential read for those seeking insight into the diverse fabric of Native American life and the perseverance of cultural spirit in a modern world.

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