Introducing our versatile and stylish reversible bucket hats, right in time for summer! These hats showcase unique artwork by Juluwarlu Artists. With their wide brim and soft, comfortable design, these bucket hats are suitable for wearers of all ages, from young children to adults. Customize the fit to your liking with the convenient drawstring, allowing you to tighten or loosen the hat to ensure a snug and comfortable fit. Crafted from high-quality polyester, these hats not only offer exceptional comfort but also durability to withstand the elements. Elevate your summer style and stay protected from the sun with these reversible and adjustable bucket hats, featuring original Juluwarlu Artists' designs. This hat was created using a design made using a number of elements of original artworks by Mrs Read, who loved to paint the all the native flowers and fruits that could be found on Yindjibarndi country. For her, painting, country and wellbeing went hand in hand and she was a brilliant and fierce artist who fought bravely for her country and her people. Juluwarlu Art Group “Here at Juluwarlu, it’s always been our passion to teach the next generation, because they [the Elders] gave it to us for that reason. So we’re using any media form: digital media, sculpture, anything to do with art, canvas, we’re putting it out there to teach Yindjibarndi culture. And if that’s the way to go for the next generation to learn my culture, or learn our culture, it’s important that we keep doing that.” Lorraine Coppin, CEO Juluwarlu Art Group is a collective of Yindjibarndi artists who celebrate Yindjibarndi Country, culture and language through a diverse range of artistic practices. The collective operates from 3 main sites- Ieramagadu (Roebourne) and Ngurrawanna (Ancestral Yindjibarndi Country) which are both located in the Pilbara region of North West WA - as well as having a studio at Goolugatup Heathcote (Perth). The art group is part of Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation (JGAC), an Aboriginal owned and governed organisation that is dedicated to preserving, recording and promoting the culture of Yindjibarndi people.
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