Arrows, Owrs (stripes) + Burketes (bricks) Wanbaar with tassels Makingshit The colours used often reflect
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The colours used often reflect clan identities
Print comes in a resealable plastic sleeve with thick cardboard backing
Maxi Skirt
These garments carry memories of traditional sari starching - a practice that gives saris their distinctive crispness
Brinbaniik means Love in Taungurung language
Arrows, Owrs (stripes) + Burketes (bricks) Wanbaar with tassels Makingshit The colours used often reflectMuhubo Suleiman was born in the village of Guldugup, on the border with Ethiopia and came to Australia in 2003. Her family were nomads who tended cattle. Today she remembers particularly the thatched hut she grew up in, known as an aqal. Muhubo learnt weaving techniques from her mother at age five; this work was invaluable to the survival of families; the huts provided safety and shelter as portable homes for these nomadic communities. Muhubo is
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