Waterhole "Jila" Pride Scarf Publisher / Workman Publishing From curious blue wrens to

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Waterhole "Jila" Pride Scarf Publisher / Workman Publishing From curious blue wrens toJila (waterhole) Pride design scarf by Walmajarri Nykina artist Gabriella Baxter. This design tells of Gabriellas connections to jila (waterholes) and speaks to the strong physical, spiritual and sacred importance of these places. 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 WOMENS ART & RESOURCE CENTRE Nagula Jarndu