Get French inspired with the right basics to create an effortless chic style. These Paloma Crop Pants have a 7/8th length leg, made from 100% cotton. It feature a relaxed wide leg fit with convenient side pockets and a stylish drawstring waist. Team them with a tank or knotted t-shirt and watch everyone admire how effortlessly you keep your summer chill while maintaining that summer style.

Size & Fit
Studio model is wearing a size S.
Her measurements are:

Composition: 100% Cotton

- elasticated waist band

- self fabric belt loops

- self fabric belt

- center front zip

- high waisted

- side pockets

• High waisted
• Deep pockets
• Four buttons down left side
• Relaxed fit
• Pleated front
• Teal and pink on black linen
• Fabric printed Sydney, pants made in Sydney

Artist
Jinibara artist Jason Murphy grew up in the West End in Brisbane, where he currently resides and retains strong links to his country.“Jinibara country goes down as far as Mt Nebo, as far north as Maleney, West to Kilcoy”.
Jason dates the beginning of his artistic career back to the age of seven: “My big brother once drew a rose bush on a book and I thought ‘that’s cool, I want to try that’. I started to draw and paint stories.” Jason’s artworks depict the narratives of people and place. ”As an artist you never know what you’re going to be influenced by next.”
Jason’s artwork defies traditional artistic definition:
“I think the words traditional and modern are antiquated. Culture is a growing thing; always growing, always moving, always alive. If we categorise it with something that diminishes its growth, we diminish our own growth.” His collaboration with Magpie Goose is his first foray into textile design.
Jason is a traditional custodian of Jinibara Country, on which Woodford Folk Festival takes place. Magpie Goose was invited by the Jinibara Gallery to create and share a special collaboration with Jinibara artists, to be released at the 2018/2019 Woodford Folk Festival in Queensland.
Art story
“This design is a response to being called a yellow fella, because I am of mixed blood. It also responds to Aussies with European heritage saying ‘You’re not a full blood.’
This design questions the European caste system; and also the traditional people calling us yellow fella ‘cos we’re mixed blood. There has always been different words; none of it is positive. Why do we have to justify ourselves through negative connotation?
This is a self-portrait of how other people see me – but how they see me is not right. When I look at myself, and this design – I know it’s not a self-portrait. It’s a dysfunctional self-portrait, focusing on the external things of me, looking at how other people see me. It’s me saying ‘You’re wrong, you don’t know me, stop doing that.’
This artwork started as a series of paintings and a build up of mono prints. Each figure is it’s own stamp, layered on top of each other to create the effect. The original paintings have texture. When you stamp, no matter how many times you stamp a layer on, the base layer stays true. In the original artwork the red is the bottom colour – coming from David Gulpulil’s statement that ‘we are all one blood’ – even though you stamp lots of other colours onto it, the red will always come through. The half figures represent Darwin’s statement to ‘breed the Aboriginal people out’.”
Jinibara Gallery
Jinibara Gallery, Woodfordia’s Traditional Custodians Gallery, is a partnership between Woodfordia Inc (the producers of the Woodford Folk Festival) and the Traditional Custodians of the Woodford area, the Jinibara people. The partnership supports the growth of the Jinibara Gallery to enable Jinibara people to share their art and culture with the world. You can shop hand made artefacts and artworks in person at the Woodford Folk Festival, or online at  https://www.jinibaragallery.com/Magpie Goose X Jinibara Collaboration

Earlier this year, Magpie Goose was invited to take part in Woodford's 25th festival celebrations. Through discussions with the team at Jinibara Gallery, we explored the possibility of collaborating with Jinibara custodians and artists Uncle Noel Blair and Jason Murphy, to co-create a very special Woodford 'capsule collection'. The artists were excited to have a new platform to share their stories and so began a six month process -  sharing designs (clapsticks, drawings, paintings), working with repeats for textiles, digitising designs, selecting colourways and base cloth, commissioning the printing and finally the manufacture of the clothing in Sydney!
We are thrilled to showcase four designs by Uncle Noel Blair and Jason Murphy in this collection. The designs tell stories of traditional artefacts and culture; plants and animals; contemporary identity struggles; and cheeky colloquialisms. 
Size and fit
Aretha wears size 8 pants. 

measurement in CMs	6	8	10	12	14	16
waist	68	73	78	83	88	93
hip	107	112	117	122	127	132

 
Treat me right
Design is printed on cotton/ linen with quality inks and then heat-set; designs are colourfast. Each metre of fabric is hand-printed and is unique - fabulous variations often occur!

• High waisted
• Deep pockets
• Four buttons down left side
• Relaxed fit
• pleated front
• Royal blue and coral print on cream linen
• Fabric designed in Minyerri, printed Sydney
• Pants made in Sydney

Artist - Dudley Forbes
Dudley Forbes was born in Katherine, but grew up at a small outstation named Emu Springs near Daly River / Nauiyu. He lived in Bulman and Gapuwiyak in South East Arnhem Land before moving to Minyerri after meeting his now wife Rowena. They have two girls, and a new baby boy together. Dudley works as a driver for the Health Clinic in Minyerri.  “I play footy, go hunting (turkey, bullock), fishing mainly – that’s my fun!” Dudley’s father was an artist and inspired Dudley to develop an interest in art.  Dudley speaks Yolgnu Matha, Rambarrnga, and Kriol.
Art Story: Dakawa’ (crayfish)
“This design is about the crayfish – Dakawa’ in Yolgnu Matha (the language of East Arnhem Land). There are two kinds of crayfish – the one with the black on the side comes from the billabong, and the yellow one is from the river. Around Minyerri we catch these in McDonald and Minamia Rivers, Rocky River – any river that runs! We catch the black ones in the billabong that’s here in Minyerri. We catch them with a line, and a fish net. We dirty the water with our feet or with a stick (make it all muddy), then catch a heap! When we catch them, we break the claws off so we make sure they don’t bite.  
Then we chuck ‘em on the coals to cook them. They taste really good.”
Size and fit
Aretha wears size 8 pants. 

measurement in CMs	6	8	10	12	14	16
waist	68	73	78	83	88	93
hip	107	112	117	122	127	132

 
Treat me right
Design is printed on linen with quality inks and then heat-set; designs are colourfast. Each metre of fabric is hand-printed and is unique - fabulous variations often occur!
Please treat your wearable art with love and care – we recommend cold hand wash, dry in shade, and reverse iron.

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