Black Beanie – Kulin Nation Five Feathers Design
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Wear the Kulin Nation Five Feathers design on a black beanie by Ngarga Warendj Dancing Wombat. Designed in Australia by Mick Harding, this embroidered beanie brings the story of Bunjil and the five language groups of the Eastern Kulin people to an everyday winter accessory.
Pair it with your favourite cold-weather layers, or choose it as a gift with a story to share.
The story of the Kulin Nation Five Feathers artwork
Bunjil created the earth and the Kulin Nation. These five Bunjil (Wedge-tailed Eagle) feathers represent the five language groups of the Eastern Kulin people: BoonWurrung, WoiWurrung, TaungWurrung, DjaDjaWurrung and WadaWurrung.
The different but similar symbols in Bunjil’s feathers represent their language and culture. The small inverted “v” inside the other section of Bunjil’s feathers symbolises his ability to live between the earth and the spirit world.
Beanie details
- Colour: black
- Design: embroidered Kulin Nation Five Feathers artwork
- Material: 100% acrylic
- Fit: one size fits most
- Ngarga Warendj fabric logo tag on the front
- Designed in Australia by Mick Harding of Ngarga Warendj Dancing Wombat