Baby Bibs_MNM600
$9.90
Artwork designed by Murdie Nampijinpa MORRIS.
These soft and absorbent baby bibs are designed to keep your little one clean and dry during mealtime. Stylish and durable, they offer comfort and protection while featuring unique, vibrant designs that add a touch of fun to any outfit.
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The Baby Bibs_MNM600 showcases beautiful Aboriginal artwork inspired by the Two Dogs Dreaming story, a significant narrative within Indigenous Australian culture. In this Dreaming story, two dog ancestors, Jampijinpa and Napangardi, traveled from the west to the east, shaping the land as they moved. At Tapu, the two dogs parted ways—Napangardi went south, and Jampijinpa traveled north. Eventually, Jampijinpa grew lonely and called for Napangardi, who ran back to him. They were married at Ngarnka, adorned with ceremonial headdresses. Continuing east, they reached Warlaku, where they settled among other families of dogs and built a new life, illustrating the importance of family and marriage.
This thoughtfully crafted baby bib not only serves its purpose but also highlights this culturally rich story through its intricate design. Made from soft, absorbent materials, the Baby Bibs_MNM600 is gentle on your baby’s skin, providing comfort and protection during mealtime or on the go. Its secure fastening ensures it stays in place, while the artistic design makes it a standout piece.
The vibrant colors and patterns of the artwork celebrate the values of family, togetherness, and cultural heritage, bringing a deeper meaning to an everyday item. This bib is more than just a practical solution for keeping your baby clean; it’s a way to introduce cultural richness and tradition into your little one’s world.
With Baby Bibs_MNM600, you’ll enjoy the perfect combination of style, function, and the powerful storytelling of the Two Dogs Dreaming. Make every day more special with this unique baby bib.
Additional information
Weight | 65 g |
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Dimensions | 8 × 7 × 3.5 cm |
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