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Ngurrin Jidun Jundal Doll by Lakota Moon (Nhuralama)
The Ngurrin Jidun Jundal Doll is a meaningful cultural doll created by Traditional Owner Yuggara artist Lakota Moon on Yagara Country in Tulmur, Ipswich. Designed with love, respect and cultural connection, this doll represents identity, ceremony, representation and the importance of young Indigenous Australian children seeing themselves, their culture and their stories reflected with pride.
Ngurrin means emu, Jidun means feather skirt, and Jundal means woman. The emu feather skirt honours the traditional use of emu feathers in cultural clothing and adornment connected to Country, while the dotted markings represent the stars above Yagara Country, symbolising ceremony, gathering and the connection between ancestors, sky and Country.
Key Specifications
*Product: Cultural doll
*Name: Ngurrin Jidun Jundal Doll
*Creator: Lakota Moon
*Artist Heritage: Traditional Owner Yuggara artist
*Business: Nhuralama
*Country: Yagara Country
*Location: Tulmur Ipswich
*Meaning: Ngurrin means emu, Jidun means feather skirt, Jundal means woman
*Design Feature: Emu feather skirt
*Symbolism: Ceremony, identity, gathering, ancestors, sky and connection to Country
*Purpose: Supports cultural representation, learning, pride and visibility for young Indigenous Australian children
*Suitable For: Children, schools, cultural programs, early learning spaces, community settings, gifting and cultural education
*Story: Created to help young Indigenous Australian children see themselves, their culture and their stories represented with respect
A meaningful cultural doll that celebrates representation, ceremony and connection to Country through First Nations storytelling.
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