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Luggage Tag, Mayan - Thomas "Bagaay" Avery
$21.00
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This simply stylish luggage tag is ideal for travel with a suitcase, bag or backpack to give it personal style. Designed in collaboration with Indigenous artist Thomas Avery, featuring MAYAN (waterholes) artwork. The painting depicts drying waterholes surrounded by the brown of the drought ravaged earth.
Thomas ‘Bagaay’ Avery is a descendant of the Gamilaroi tribe in northern NSW. His personal totem is the blue tongue lizard. Thomas’s ancestors were born at Bohena Creek Aboriginal Reserve, Narrabri. Thomas is a painter, designer and filmmaker using his unique insights to communicate his culture.
Components of this product are made from eco-friendly material produced from post-consumed PET bottles.
Material: Recycled PU, cotton lining, metal buckle
Made in China
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