Baby Cotton Bib - Rama Sampson

A beautiful cotton baby bib printed with artwork by Aboriginal artist Rama Sampson

Each piece features an authentic Aboriginal artwork, connecting your baby’s everyday moments to the stories and culture of Australia’s First Nations artists. Produced through fair trade partnerships, these bibs directly support Indigenous communities and sustainable artisan production.

Soft, durable and easy to wash, this eco-friendly baby bib is a thoughtful choice for conscious parents, new baby gifts, baby hampers.

Features:

• Made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton
• Original Aboriginal artwork (artist credited on tag)
• Ethically produced through Fair Trade partnerships
• Machine washable and long-lasting
• Designed in Australia
• Size 52cm x 52cm

Kuntjanu is near Pipalyatjara in the far northwest corner of the APY Lands. It is here, in Kuntjanu, that the Wanampi lives. Wanampi is the big rainbow serpent who sleeps under the ground in the tjukula (rockhole).

This painting illustrates a part of the Wanampi Tjukurrpa—Rainbow Serpent Dreaming. This is a very important Tjukurrpa story, where the snakes represent men. Rama says there is one Wanampi tjilpi—old rainbow serpent man—his name is Kuntjanu. His wife, ititjara (pregnant), is hiding under the water.