Bunjil Over Wurundjeri - Sand Free Beach Towel

Bunjil, the wedge-tailed eagle and creator, soars high above Melbourne (Naarm) in Kulin Nation. The Yarra River (Birrarung) winds through bushland and the city, flowing into the bay. Kangaroo tracks on the right symbolize the outer rural areas with their native wildlife, while floral gardens sprinkle the riverbanks and inner city, home to gathering places. Albert Park Lake, near the bay, is depicted with its rich plant life and social spaces. The river flows west, connected to the land across by a tribal pattern representing the Westgate Bridge. To the north, the warmer, harsher climate is reflected in the rich colors and textures of the landscape, showcasing the beauty of the Kulin Nation and Wurundjeri land.Please note this is a hand-painted print so the towel contains natural blemishes and imperfections as the artist intended.
Made from 85% recycled plastic bottles to help the planet
Dries 4 x faster than a regular cotton towel for multiple use
Sand-free, leave those sand castles at the beach
Absorbs more than double it's weight and wicks moisture off your skin
Lightweight & compacts to the size of a water bottle
Stylish double sided design to make heads turn
Soft against your skin
Hidden zip-pocket to hide your valuables
Odour resistant for less washing and less hassle
Hanging hook so you can hang it anywhere
Large Size: 160cm x 90cm (Bigger than your standard beach towel)
Weight: 360g
Each towel saves up to 14 plastic bottles from landfill and our ocean.