Coolamon earrings by The Koorie Circle

These Koorie Circle Coolamon earrings are super light, being made from sustainable bamboo with surgical steel hooks. Wear them to make a statement about women, or wear them because they're fabulous. Your choice.

The Coolamon was traditionally used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mothers to hold and protect their children. Women also used them to carry tools, food, and sometimes, water.

The Designer and maker behind The Koorie Circle is Gunditjmara woman Laura Thompson. Her collection comprises contemporary Aboriginal designed and inspired pieces that celebrate the culture, history and identity of Aboriginal Australia.

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Made in: Naarm | Material: Bamboo and hypoallergenic surgical steel hooks. | Dimensions: 7.3cm x 4cm; 8.5cm drop

Made in Australia from sustainable bamboo. 
Hand painted and finished by hand.
The Koorie Circle is a registered Australian Made and Aboriginal business.

This design was inspired by the NAIDOC 2018 theme 'because of her I can' which acknowledged and celebrated the significant roles that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have played – and continue to play – in the community.

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The photo with the mannequin shows the relative size of the earrings. Mannequin drawing provided by Sarah Yee Art