Guya

GuyaA beautifully vibrant satin scrunchie. Guya translates to Fish in Butchulla Badtjala which is an important and large food resource for many. Hunting and gathering from the land the Butchulla people of KGari (otherwise known as Fraser Island) knew which guya was plentiful and good for eating at certain times by listening and understanding the signs from Mother Nature and connection to Country. Handmade with love Recycled polyester & spandex Colours and

Purple/Violet - Spirit

Red scrunchie as seen worn by the mighty Currumbin Sheagles

The rock pools scrunchie was created from the endless summer beach days finding rock pools and discovering the many different sea creatures living within

A very special scrunchie created after a beautiful woman - Jirra Lulla

it’s both eco-friendly and washable

The use of multiple gathering places symbolise the various places which members gather on Country

Designed for everyday wear this cap is a clean

- Do not store in direct sunlight to avoid colour fade

In 2018 Daniel Quasar released a redesign of the LGBT flag to bring focus on inclusion and progress within the community with the design including a white

animals and people gathered enjoying each others company under the hot summer rays of the sun

making it a versatile accessory for any occasion be that for everyday wear or getting active

This scrunchie was inspired by Barada Barna Country with it's name translating to 'My Mob & Our Country'