Goanna Dreaming Yoga Block
Elevate your yoga practice with a stunning Indigenous artwork-printed yoga block, designed for both comfort and versatility.
This print design “Goanna Dreaming” comes in earthy tones of orange, brown and off white - the meaning/lore of the artwork shown below, is included on a card with your purchase.
Yoga blocks are filled with natural organic kapok, known for its plush feel, and organic buckwheat hulls, offering firm support and stability during poses.
These yoga blocks are unique and designed to give versatility; benefits include:
Use as head support during meditation for optimal comfort and alignment
elevate hips in seated positions for a deeper, more supported practice
provide support in postures/poses to aid body alignment
Fabric is 100% cotton and a canvas fabric which is thicker and more durable offering longevity of your block.
Other prints and colours are available, be sure to explore the full range.
For your ease, carrying to a studio/yoga class or practice at a carry strap is included on the side.
Buckwheat hulls are not washable and contact with water should be avoided.
MORE STOCK COMING SOON TO THE WEBSITE AND CURRENTLY SELLING ON ETSY. CLICK LINK BELOW OR MESSAGE ME IF YOU PREFER TO PURCHASE THROUGH THE WEBSITE AND I WILL HAPPILY ACCOMMODATE YOUR REQUEST.
Elevate your yoga practice with a stunning Indigenous artwork-printed yoga block, designed for both comfort and versatility.
This print design “Goanna Dreaming” comes in earthy tones of orange, brown and off white - the meaning/lore of the artwork shown below, is included on a card with your purchase.
Yoga blocks are filled with natural organic kapok, known for its plush feel, and organic buckwheat hulls, offering firm support and stability during poses.
These yoga blocks are unique and designed to give versatility; benefits include:
Use as head support during meditation for optimal comfort and alignment
elevate hips in seated positions for a deeper, more supported practice
provide support in postures/poses to aid body alignment
Fabric is 100% cotton and a canvas fabric which is thicker and more durable offering longevity of your block.
Other prints and colours are available, be sure to explore the full range.
For your ease, carrying to a studio/yoga class or practice at a carry strap is included on the side.
Buckwheat hulls are not washable and contact with water should be avoided.
MORE STOCK COMING SOON TO THE WEBSITE AND CURRENTLY SELLING ON ETSY. CLICK LINK BELOW OR MESSAGE ME IF YOU PREFER TO PURCHASE THROUGH THE WEBSITE AND I WILL HAPPILY ACCOMMODATE YOUR REQUEST.
Elevate your yoga practice with a stunning Indigenous artwork-printed yoga block, designed for both comfort and versatility.
This print design “Goanna Dreaming” comes in earthy tones of orange, brown and off white - the meaning/lore of the artwork shown below, is included on a card with your purchase.
Yoga blocks are filled with natural organic kapok, known for its plush feel, and organic buckwheat hulls, offering firm support and stability during poses.
These yoga blocks are unique and designed to give versatility; benefits include:
Use as head support during meditation for optimal comfort and alignment
elevate hips in seated positions for a deeper, more supported practice
provide support in postures/poses to aid body alignment
Fabric is 100% cotton and a canvas fabric which is thicker and more durable offering longevity of your block.
Other prints and colours are available, be sure to explore the full range.
For your ease, carrying to a studio/yoga class or practice at a carry strap is included on the side.
Buckwheat hulls are not washable and contact with water should be avoided.
MORE STOCK COMING SOON TO THE WEBSITE AND CURRENTLY SELLING ON ETSY. CLICK LINK BELOW OR MESSAGE ME IF YOU PREFER TO PURCHASE THROUGH THE WEBSITE AND I WILL HAPPILY ACCOMMODATE YOUR REQUEST.
Goanna Dreaming by Artist: Sharlene Nakamarra Nelson (canvas print)
This painting depicts a 'wardapi Jukurrpa' (sand monitor/goanna [Varanus gouldii] Dreaming). This dramatic Jukurrpa travels between Purturlu (Mount Theo), approximately 150kms north-northwest of Yuendumu, and Yarripilangu (Newhaven), which is approximately 100kms southwest of Yuendumu. This painting focuses on the portion of the Jukurrpa that takes place at Yarripilangu, which is owned by Napaljarri/Nungarrayi women and Japaljarri/Jungarrayi men. The portion of the Jukurrpa at Purturlu belongs to Napanangka/Napangardi women and Japanangka/Japangardi men.
This Jukurrpa tells the story of a Japangardi man named Wamaru who lived at Jarrardajarrayi, an area of country near Purturlu. This Japangardi man lived at Jarrardajarrayi near a soakage called Juntangkalpa. He travelled south to Yarripilangu and approached a group of 'karnta' (women) that were sitting down in a circle there. He wanted to woo a Nungarrayi woman named Yurlkurinyi who was the wrong skin for him.
