Bidjiri Art

Fresh earring collection now available on my website!

http://www.bidjiriart.com.au/category/earrings

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This year and it’s battles has been a crazy one! And breaking my arm leading up to Christmas has been a difficult journey to slowly get back into painting. But with much patience and slow movements I’m getting there.. AND, I’ll be releasing a fresh earring collection!

Tomorrow night at 7pm! Here’s a little sneak peak coming your way ✨

Everyone needs a little golden brown in their life! What a statement. 💥

These beauties will be available in my next earring release SHORTLY!

Lots of exciting things happening! I can’t wait to share with you all some of the projects that have been running behind the scenes, and also share that I will now be working Bidjiri Art full time. With a few delays (breaking my painting arm 😳) I’ve been slowly working on some special pieces for you all and will be responding to your messages. I hope you’ve all had a great week and are feeling groovy! 🖤

Some fresh stock coming to the website Friday at 7pm! Little sneak peak 🖤💛❤️

Yep - necklaces coming to the website shortly! How beautiful do they look on my little sidekick 😍🖤💛❤️

Some fresh earrings, bracelets and wooden memory cards now available in store! 🖤

https://www.bidjiriart.com.au

BRACELET LOVE 🥰

Excited to announce that these gems are joining the Bidjiri Art collection shortly, cannot wait to see you lovelies rockin’ these bad boys! x

The new earring collection has now been added to the website! 😍
Bidjiriart.com.au

Happy New Years all you mob, I hope this year is full of personal growth and happiness. Make a conscious decision to look after and care for your mental health, love on and be kind to yourself always. 🖤

Pictured: ‘forming connections’

Christmas Earrings are now available!
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https://www.bidjiriart.com.au/category/earrings

It has been 3 months since launching my business and the amount of support and love I’ve been shown is out of this world and I could not be happier, the hardest part has been keeping up with the demand. What an incredible “problem” to have! 😍 I’m so blessed and humbled by every message, words of encouragement and purchase! Thank you all.

I’ve been completely booked out for commissions but I will start taking on commissions for next year! Flick me through an email at [email protected]

And in celebration of reaching 1,000 followers on Instagram, this week I will be announcing a giveaway (Instagram only) so keep your eyes open for that!

Happy Monday you mob ❤️

INDIGENOUS CHRISTMAS EARRINGS COMING SOON ✨

December is fast approaching, and who doesn’t love stylin’ up with Christmas earrings to set the mood? I’m super excited for my Christmas collection drop - Friday 23rd of October 7pm!
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A commission piece I recently finished, everything from the colours to the story are significant to the family. 🖤

I love what I do. I love the people I’ve already met along this journey and I love my culture and the feeling it gives me.

EARRING RE-STOCK IS NOW ON MY WEBSITE!
Hope you guys love them!
❤️💛🖤

https://www.bidjiriart.com.au

Women are so powerful. We are nurturers, comforters, healers and gatherers. We have the ability to love deeply and stand strong.

This piece is for the babies who were taken too early, who jumped on that express journey straight to a better destination.

Titled “Yuribaya” which means strong in Birri language. This piece tells the story and journey of something many of us women are faced with. I envisioned the beautiful journey their gentle souls would go on to lead them to a better place. And the connecting yarning circles of the army of women you’ve got beside you, those who have been through it before, those going through it, those who cannot go through it and those who will still go through it. Yarning and sharing stories with one another to uplift, encourage and empower.

Help our women out. Let them know they aren’t alone and that there is peace all around them. Brighter days are coming.
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NEW COLLECTION ✨
Stay tuned, these babies (plus more) will be added to my website tomorrow at 5pm!

And more of the Indigenous Peg Dolls have just arrived to the website!
https://www.bidjiriart.com.au/category/early-education-resources

Some fresh earrings added to the website! ✨
https://www.bidjiriart.com.au/category/earrings

(Not for sale)
A little bit of blue for your Sunday 💙
A commission piece created this week for a beautiful cousin of mine!

This is another piece that sold within the first few minutes of my website launch! ‘Waterways’ is such a refreshing piece. Excited to be working on a few more pieces involving blue!

First Nations resource for Early Childhood Education is a priority to myself, and always will be. Early Education holds a special place in my heart having worked in the industry for 7 years and believing in raising a great, open-minded and well educated on cultural history and anti-racism generation. I’m currently working on other educational products in the meantime, but these peg dolls have sparked interest and I’m so glad. Let’s raise our next generation to love ALL.
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These families have just been added to the website! More to come throughout the week.

These are some of my new pieces that have just been added to the website! Hope you love them! 🌿

‘Women’s business’ spoke to so many people and was snatched up within 2 minutes after my website was launched! Empowering one another is what we should prioritise daily. Although this piece is unique, I will be bringing out a ‘Women’s Business collection’ of similar stories in various sizes/items. I can’t wait to share them with you all!

Hand painted Indigenous Earrings collection, these new pieces were just added to the website!
$10 a pair ✨
https://www.bidjiriart.com.au/category/earrings

www.bidjiriart.com.au

Is now officially up for business!

Wow, I am blown away by the love and support you have all given me. Thank you so much!

6pm is my website launch with the pieces I have finished so far, I am so excited to share it with you all.

A very special congratulations to Meghan Crank who is the winner of my giveaway! I will be in contact with you shortly to claim your prize!

Thanks again everyone 🖤

‘Walkabout’

This piece represents a journey throughout our countries beautiful land. Embracing the sand, dirt, dust and mud that empowers us and reminds us of who we are. Getting back to the basics, away from the cement, plastics and buildings to admire our natural environment. 🤎

“Our mob, our circle.”

This piece represents a journey of coming together to yarn, uplift one another, to share stories, gain knowledge and strength around the campfire. These colours represent the many different shades of aboriginality, all as one nation... First Nations. 🤍🤎🖤

GIVEAWAY TIME ✨

In lead up to my website launch, I am giving away these three pieces to one winner!
A pair of earrings, key ring and 50cm x 40cm original painted canvas!

To be in the draw you must:

* ’Like’ Bidjiri Art
* Tag 3 friends
* Share this post

Good luck!
Winner announce Sunday July 12th.

‘Waterways’
displayed by my little sidekick and daughter Ayla.

This little piece represents running waters and the many breathtaking colours the water reflects. I myself am happiest when I’m by the water, whether it’s the ocean or river. Creating this piece was such a refreshing experience for me.

‘Women’s business”
There is something extraordinary about when women gather together and build one another up. Kindness, encouragement, loving, celebrating others success, being genuine, listening and understanding - let’s be those women. 👊🏽🙌🏽

Hello!
I’m the face and hands behind Bidjiri Art.
I’m a proud Birri Gubba rascal who was born down south in the snowy mountains on Wiradjuri, Wolgalu and Ngunnawal land. I have relocated to Bindal and Wulgurukaba land, Townsville, 8 years ago.

Bidjiri in Birri Gubba language means ‘dream’. If there is one thing my 23 years of living and the challenges/hurdles I’ve gone through so far along the journey has taught me, is that you may face nightmares from time to time, but don’t lose sight of your dream.

Painting is something that has helped ease my stress and pain, and has soothed my spirit. Getting back to our basics - whether it’s aboriginal art, dancing, sitting around the fire, going on bush walks, fishing, laying under the stars, sitting and listening to stories/learning culture from elders, anything that connects you back to your culture and warms your heart is what I would recommend to any indigenous person I know who’s struggling mentally. There is something significant about feeling your place on this earth. I’m nothing special, I’m humble in my learning. I love my culture and I’m continuously learning and loving. Thank you for supporting me along the way. 🖤