Description

CTG Aboriginal Flag Pin

This Clothing the Gaps – CTG Aboriginal Flag Pin design is based on the iconic design of Harold Thomas. It is a wardrobe staple for conveying both connection and support.

It is an ideal pin for representing at significant events such as NAIDOC or Reconciliation Week or anytime when working with Aboriginal communities or organisations.

The colours of the Aboriginal flag represent the people, the land and the sun.

Cloisonne style metal enamel pin / brooch.

Who can wear this pin

This pin can be worn by Aboriginal people and Ally friendly people.

How to Wear

The flag pin / brooch should be worn horizontally (or landscape orientation) with the black portion of the flag at the top. Twist and pull rubber clutch back off and push clutch onto needlepoint close.

You can wear it as a lapel pin, on a hot or attached to a bag or jacket.

Dimensions: 2.5cm x 1.65cm

Closure: Rubber clutch on a needle point

Packaged on a recycled cardboard card.

About the Designer

Clothing the Gaps (CTG) is a Victorian based Aboriginal Social Enterprise uniting people through fashion.

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