Caitlin Trindall is a Gomeroi artist who creates digital art inspired by her life experiences, bringing First Nations culture and art into new spaces. Her first polo collection explores themes of flora, the joy of being on Country, and the gratitude and peace of immersing yourself in the present moment. 

These shawls drape beautifully and add colour to your outfit without heaviness or bulk. 

Available in a generous single size, our shawls are tailored with arm holes for the perfect fit. They are made from soft, flowing chiffon that holds colour beautifully. A lightweight and breathable piece that works in all seasons. 

Product: Chiffon Shawl
Size: One size
Materials: 100% Polyester - Light Chiffon
Washing: Cold gentle hand wash or machine wash. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron.
Artwork: Bush Tucker Gathering
Artist: 

Story:

This painting depicts bush tucker, food collected by 'Karnta' (women) while out hunting. There is a wide variety of traditional food that Warlpiri people continue to gather and consume as a part of their diet. Many of the foods have their own Dreaming stories. Some of the most common bush foods include 'Gnarlkirdi' (witchetty grub), 'Wanakiji' (bush tomato), 'Yarla' (bush potato), 'Janmarda' (bush onion), 'Lukarrara' (fringe rush seed) and 'Yuparli' (bush banana).