Wurung (Branches) Vacuum Insulated Double Walled Stainless Steel Travel Mug

AUD exc. GST
18.5

Amy Kilby

Wiradjuri woman

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Wurung (Branches) is all about connection, resilience, and the legacy of our people.

At the centre is a tree, its roots representing our ancestors and their strength, grounding us in culture and history. The branches stretching upwards reflect the next generation, a symbol of growth, renewal, and the continuation of our story.

The footsteps leading to the tree remind us of the paths our Elders have walked. They’ve paved the way with their wisdom, resilience, and determination, creating opportunities for us to follow. Scattered across the design are symbols of our beautiful country - mountains, rocks, waterholes, and camps - showcasing the diversity of our tribes and the connection we all share with the land. The animal tracks tie in the wildlife that walks alongside us, reminding us of the importance of caring for all of the country.

The flowing lines signify the strong connections between our people and the land - it’s a bond that runs deep and holds us together. Corroboree symbols are woven throughout, celebrating the resilience, strength, and cultural pride that have been carried forward through generations. They show the ways we come together to honour our Elders and their enduring legacy.

This piece is a tribute to the roots planted by our Elders and ancestors - the foundations they’ve built and the paths they’ve paved for the next generation to flourish. It’s their strength, wisdom, and leadership that continue to guide us and inspire us to walk proudly in their footsteps.

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Show your company, team or organisation's support and respect for First Nations culture with this gorgeous and practical merchandise item. 

Enjoy your favourite drinks wherever life takes you with Insulated Travel Mugs. Lightweight yet sturdy, these reusable mugs are a sustainable alternative to single-use cups, perfect for busy commutes, road trips, picnics, or simply brightening up your desk. They’re designed to fit comfortably in your hand and most standard cup holders, making them as practical as they are meaningful.

Thoughtfully crafted from high-quality stainless steel and a suctioned, leak-proof lid with drinking hole, these mugs feature a durable double-walled design that keeps beverages warm or refreshingly cold for up to 12 hours. Whether it’s your morning coffee, afternoon tea, or a cold drink on the go, your travel mug ensures every sip is just right.

Locally decorated with vibrant First Nations artwork in our Meanjin studio using UV printing, we are proud to keep as much of our production on-shore as possible to support local jobs and training. 

Please note: Do not place mugs in the fridge or freezer as this may damage the design print and insulation. 

Product: Travel Mug
Materials:
Double-wall, thermal stainless steel
Size:
355ml
Washing:
Hand wash with cold or warm water only
Artwork:
Sacred Women's Way 
Artist:
Mandy Draper

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Printed In-House & Supporting Employment and Training

Over the last decade we have expanded and refined our in-house printing facilities and production capabilities. This allows us to create local jobs and training, and enables us to offer quick turnaround times for branded products. 

Our printing facilities go beyond being mere production centres; they are testimonies to the success of our Indigenous Employment and Training initiative. Today, skilled First Nations printers, who have received comprehensive training, are at the helm of our printing operations. Choosing Yarn supports these talented printers, allowing their skills and work to shine and contributing to a growing skillset.

"My hope is that people wearing these pieces will feel empowered and inspired. I’d like to think they feel a sense of pride, connection, and radiating positive energy.”

- Collaborating Artist Caitlin Trindall, Gomeroi