
Maaruma-Li (Heal)
Maaruma-li represents the 2021 NAIDOC theme, ‘Heal Country’ through the lenses of connection and active listening. The river lines through the middle symbolise the continuous journey of our relationship and connection to Country that starts before time and goes beyond words. Country is our life line. Our identity is embedded in Country. We are all Country’s children, we are her voice and we all have a responsibility to protect and heal her. The concentric circles throughout the painting represent First Nations voices and taking the time to actively listen and learn from us about ways we have been healing Country for thousands of years. For. Thousands. Of. Years! If Country’s voice won’t be heard, we need to continue to amplify it for her protection and for the futures of our Children. The journey lines are connecting these voices across the Country and strengthening them to create real, active and overdue change.
Maaruma-Li (Heal) Women's Polo

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.
- Free standard shipping on orders over $75
- 30 days free return - refer to Returns info
- Supporting artists & community with every purchase
- We are 100% Indigenous owned & operated
- In stock, ready to ship
- Inventory on the way
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Polos are available in a range of Deadly Designs. Made with the New COOLPASS Technology, they are sublimated making them extremely lightweight and breathable.
- A Fitted Polo Shirt designed to Compliment a Woman’s Figure
- Coolpass 100% Breathable Quick Dry 145gms Polyester
- Biodegradable Packaging that Helps Sustain the Environment
- Moisture-wicking Polyester
- Lightweight, Durable, and Resistant to Wrinkles and Shrinking
- Antibacterial Polyester Fabric
Standard Shipping: $9.95
Metro: Delivery within 3-5 business days
Rural: Delivery within 5-10 business days.
FREE Standard Shipping: Spend over $75
Express Shipping: $14.95
Metro: Delivery within 1-2 business days
Rural: Delivery within 3-5 business days.
FREE Express Shipping: Spend over $250.
You can find more information about shipping here.
*Free Returns within 30 days after delivery.
If you have incorrectly chosen the wrong size or wrong design of garment, we will happily provide an exchange provided the garment is in it's originally packaging and has not been worn.
You can find more information about Returns here.
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Maaruma-Li (Heal)
Maaruma-li represents the 2021 NAIDOC theme, ‘Heal Country’ through the lenses of connection and active listening. The river lines through the middle symbolise the continuous journey of our relationship and connection to Country that starts before time and goes beyond words. Country is our life line. Our identity is embedded in Country. We are all Country’s children, we are her voice and we all have a responsibility to protect and heal her. The concentric circles throughout the painting represent First Nations voices and taking the time to actively listen and learn from us about ways we have been healing Country for thousands of years. For. Thousands. Of. Years! If Country’s voice won’t be heard, we need to continue to amplify it for her protection and for the futures of our Children. The journey lines are connecting these voices across the Country and strengthening them to create real, active and overdue change.