Bamboo Fibre Enviro Cup
This bamboo fibre enviro cup is is made from biodegradable eco-friendly material, it is also lightweight, travel friendly great for the environment.
The circles in the reproduction of the "Wet" represent the life forces of the land during wet season and the colours of the circles symbolise the changing colours of the land. The kangaroo and emu tracks represent the kangaroos and emus walking the land in search of waterholes.
Dry Design (Brown)
The circles in the reproduction of "Dry'' represent the life forces of the land during dry season and the colours of the circles symbolise the changing colours of the land. The kangaroo and emu tracks represent the kangaroos and emus walking the land in search of waterholes.
Artist
Luther Cora is a proud Indigenous man from the Yugambeh Language Group on the Gold Coast. Luther has been storytelling for over 30 years and is passionate about performing and presenting his culture through dance and song Luther has been involved in many national and international major events, including the most recent 2018 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony. He also directed the performing piece 'Gathering' as part of the Commonwealth Games Festival 2018. This was the bringing together of different Aboriginal dance groups from remote areas across Australia
- Made from natural Bamboo Fibre
- Biodegradable
- Eco - Friendly
- Helping reduce single use plastics
- Unique Indigenous designs, designed in Australia by Indigenous artist
- Dishwasher Safe
- Fresh & Natural appearance
- weight - 22g
The circles in the reproduction of the "Wet" represent the life forces of the land during wet season and the colours of the circles symbolise the changing colours of the land. The kangaroo and emu tracks represent the kangaroos and emus walking the land in search of waterholes.
Dry Design (Brown)
The circles in the reproduction of "Dry'' represent the life forces of the land during dry season and the colours of the circles symbolise the changing colours of the land. The kangaroo and emu tracks represent the kangaroos and emus walking the land in search of waterholes.
Artist
Luther Cora is a proud Indigenous man from the Yugambeh Language Group on the Gold Coast. Luther has been storytelling for over 30 years and is passionate about performing and presenting his culture through dance and song Luther has been involved in many national and international major events, including the most recent 2018 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony. He also directed the performing piece 'Gathering' as part of the Commonwealth Games Festival 2018. This was the bringing together of different Aboriginal dance groups from remote areas across Australia