Warranggal Warruwi (Strong Pathway) - NAIDOC 2025 Women's Fashion Top
Warranggal Warruwi (Strong Pathway) - NAIDOC 2025 Women's Fashion Top
Warranggal Warruwi (Strong Pathway) - NAIDOC 2025 Women's Fashion Top
Warranggal Warruwi (Strong Pathway) - NAIDOC 2025 Women's Fashion Top

Warranggal Warruwi (Strong Pathway)

"This artwork symbolises the voices of our children that are grounded in the songs of our Ancestors and Elders, and the strong pathways that have been placed for them to carry on our songs. Growing our children up strong in their identity strengthened by honouring and celebrating Country, community and culture, and embracing the groundwork laid out by our Elders, makes for a bright and strong future. The colour profile of this artwork resonates with the love, joy and connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children feel as we approach NAIDOC week each year. I see this happiness and connection in my children, which echoes with my generation and the generations before. Our children are the future and they will carry our voices through with strength to the next generations."
- Leah Brideson

Warranggal Warruwi (Strong Pathway) - NAIDOC 2025 Women's Fashion Top

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Leah Brideson

A great deal of my artistic vision and inspiration comes from the changing landscapes in my home town, on country and from my journeys to ocean country and beyond.

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Embrace NAIDOC Week 2025 with our unique women's fashion tops. Our women's fashion tops combine the beauty of contemporary Indigenous art and unparalleled comfort. Our tops boast a classic crew neckline and come in a range of  inclusive sizes. Made from soft 170 gsm plain polyester, they're perfect for Australian weather and all-day wear.

.: 170 gsm Palin polyester staple fibre
.: Classic, crew neckline

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Warranggal Warruwi (Strong Pathway)

"This artwork symbolises the voices of our children that are grounded in the songs of our Ancestors and Elders, and the strong pathways that have been placed for them to carry on our songs. Growing our children up strong in their identity strengthened by honouring and celebrating Country, community and culture, and embracing the groundwork laid out by our Elders, makes for a bright and strong future. The colour profile of this artwork resonates with the love, joy and connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children feel as we approach NAIDOC week each year. I see this happiness and connection in my children, which echoes with my generation and the generations before. Our children are the future and they will carry our voices through with strength to the next generations."
- Leah Brideson

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Leah Brideson

I am Leah. I am an Aboriginal woman born in Canberra, ACT. My mob are Kamilaroi from my Grandmothers country in the Gunnedah region. I am a self-taught Contemporary Aboriginal Artist and began painting at a very young age. I have been painting in a professional capacity for over 7 years.

"Art is such an important platform to share my culture with the wider community. My art is like a 'visual yarn', people really connect with the stories and meaning behind the work".

A great deal of my artistic vision and inspiration comes from the changing landscapes in my home town, on country and from my journeys to ocean country and beyond. I use layers of fine dotting, line work, colour gradients, Aboriginal symbolism and my signature style of 'cracked earth' landscape throughout my paintings. Kamilaroi country is often dry and cracked, but rich and deep in history, culture and story as represented by the space in between the cracked earth. I pay great attention to detail, natural patterns, light, shade and texture in the landscape.

My paintings often work between two perspectives; landscape and birds-eye view. Through a birds-eye view, I generally map the journeys in which I take, along with my ancestral and cultural ties. As I learn more about my culture and discover my ancestors’ footprints in the landscape, I feel the urge to paint my story, my sense of place.

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