Polly Anne Napangardi Dixon Mina Mina Dreaming Aboriginal Fabric, Indigenous Art, Purple Orange 100% Cotton Quilting Material by the Yard

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Bring the vibrant energy of the ancestral Mina Mina journey to your next project with this "Mina Mina Dreaming" 100% pure cotton fabric.
This stunning mosaic-style print features the acclaimed artwork of Polly Anne Napangardi Dixon. The design is inspired by the sacred Mina Mina ceremonial site and tells the ancient story of a group of ancestral 'karnta' (women) traveling across the desert, dancing and creating the landscape in the Dreaming.

✨ ETHICALLY SOURCED & ROYALTIES DIRECTLY PAID
We are deeply committed to supporting and honoring Indigenous creators. This fabric is designed in Australia and manufactured under license, with a portion of every single sale proudly paid as direct royalties to the artist. Your purchase directly ensures that First Nations artists, their families, and their communities are fairly compensated and recognized for sharing their beautiful cultural heritage.

🎨 PERFECT FOR QUILTING, CRAFTS, & APPAREL
With its soft, high-quality cotton weave, this 100% cotton fabric is highly durable and ideal for:
* Patchwork quilting, block quilts, and heirloom sewing projects
* Unique fashion apparel, skirts, headbands, bandanas, and custom medical scrubs
* Home decor accents, creative cushion covers, and dining table runners
* Whimsical nursery decor, baby blankets, swaddles, and bibs

🧵 PRODUCT DETAILS & SIZES
* Name: ‘Mina Mina Dreaming’
* Pattern No.: 286
* Fabric Content: 100% Premium Cotton Poplin
* Note on Sizing: The measuring tape shown in the photos is in inches, aligned parallel with the fabric selvage. Your fabric will be custom-cut to size and dispatched with tracking within 1-2 business days.

🦜 The Story Behind the Art: Mina Mina Dreaming (Karnta Jukurrpa)
This intricate design by Polly Anne Napangardi Dixon depicts a fundamental creation story from the Mina Mina salt lake country, located far west of Yuendumu in the Northern Territory.
The Journey of the Ancestral Women In the Dreaming, a group of ancestral Karnta (women) of all ages traveled from West to East across the desert. As they danced and performed ceremonies, they created the land's features. This story is a celebration of female strength, community, and the spiritual connection to the earth.
The Sacred Digging Sticks The story tells of how the women emerged from the ground and were presented with Kuruwarri (sacred digging sticks) that had appeared out of the earth. These sticks were used to dance and to strike the ground, causing the spectacular desert oaks (Allocasuarina decaisneana) to grow and water to find its way to the surface.

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