Dja Abu (Camping Ground)
by - Jedess Hudson
Feature: Cap
Australian Indigenous Artist Licensed Design
Vent holes to keep you cool
Matching design on top button
Closure: Fully adjustable strap
Hand Wash Only
Swing Tag attached on Hat
Dimensions-  19cm (L) X 17cm (W) X 8cm (H)
Weight-  3g
Dja Abu (Camp Ground)
Throughout my Ewamian Country our ancestors
 camped and settled in clans across the land. Scattered
 far and wide our people had boundaries and
 common lore with neighboring clans over the land.
 The white dots represent the boundaries and red is
 the land it consumes, living with one another on
 Wundu (Country) they share as one.
 
ARTIST INFORMATION:
Jedess Hudson is a descendent from the Ewamian and Western Yalangi clans of Far North Queensland. As an emerging artist she creates and explores traditional stories with a contemporary perspective. Her Aboriginality is a continuous source of inspiration, as she draws deeply on this throughout her creative journey. Her heritage has taught her to analyse and appreciate the surroundings she finds herself in, especially on country. Nature, wildlife and bush tucker are all aspects that are incorporated into her artwork.