Yingarliwa (bluebone) Pride design scarf by Yawuru artist Amanda Rose Lee.
This design shows the yingarliwa (blue bone) fish that is one of Amanda Rose’s favourites. It is caught during Mangala season (the wet season) because as Amanda Rose says “that’s when all the reef fish are the fattest”.

Made ethically in Australia by manufacturers that meet the Ethical Australia manufacturing guidelines.

Scarf measures 40cm x 150cm.
Gentle hand wash in cold water.

 NAGULA JARNDU WOMEN’S ART & RESOURCE CENTRE

Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) is a Not for Profit incorporated body with a membership of 120 Indigenous women and is governed by 7 Yawuru women Directors.
Yawuru Jarndu first started operating in 1987 when it was established as an Indigenous women’s resource centre by Yawuru women, with the aim of recording oral history and preserving Yawuru language and culture.

The organisation evolved into an arts and textiles business, offering training in screen printing and dressmaking, producing fabrics for clothing and homewares, designed and made by local Indigenous artists. A retail outlet was established in 1998 called Nagula Jarndu Designs which proved a successful venture. Specialising in textiles, every piece of work is an original.

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