The Aboriginal Print Visor (VAB)

Authentic artwork on a visor ...

Our Aboriginal Print Visors designs are prints of authentic aboriginal artwork by Peter Marshall (Man's Ceremony) and Karen Taylor (Walkabout).  The stories behind the artwork can be found below.

The two exquisite designs make these visors look even more beautiful.

These visors are available in either Regular or Reversible style.

Available in the following prints:

• Man's Ceremony Beige
   

• Walkabout Blue
   

• Walkabout Brown

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The Man's Ceremony design is a derivative of a more complex painting titled "Snake Dreaming".  The story is a ceremonial one so the details are not fully revealed.  It is thought to be part of the "coming of age" rites for young men.

The Walkabout design is a very traditional Western Desert work showing the journey of a young man who leaves his family and undertakes a long walk in search of a partner.  Despite visiting many other tribes and family groups, he has been successful and makes his own camp.  The white snake at each group indicates fertility and a closeness to or favourable relationship with the earth.  Since the pace where the young man settled also has a snake, we can conclude that the search by the young man will have a happy ending.