Bluebone "Yingarliwa" Pride Scarf Subject / Kids each with a tale to

each with a tale to tell

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Bluebone "Yingarliwa" Pride Scarf Subject / Kids each with a tale toYingarliwa (bluebone) Pride design scarf by Yawuru artist Amanda Rose Lee. This design shows the yingarliwa (blue bone) fish that is one of Amanda Roses favourites. It is caught during Mangala season (the wet season) because as Amanda Rose says thats when all the reef fish are the fattest. Made ethically in Australia by manufacturers that meet the Ethical Australia manufacturing guidelines. Scarf measures 40cm x 150cm. Gentle hand wash in cold water.