Kidja Moon Beach Towel ^Sale

Discover the perfect beach companion with our specially designed sand-free beach towels. They enhance your beach days by keeping sand right where it belongs: on the beach. 

Our large towels feature practical pockets with extra-strength, high-quality, rust-resistant zippers, ensuring your belongings remain secure and well-organized during your beach trips. 

These remarkable beach towels excel in absorbency and quick drying, while their antimicrobial properties eliminate the inconvenience of smelly, damp towels. Their thickness surpasses that of ordinary towels, assuring your car seat stays dry even when you're thoroughly wet after leaving the beach. 

What's more, each large towel is created from over 20 recycled plastic bottles, making them an environmentally responsible choice. We've added a convenient hang tag to assist with the drying process, and they're now packaged with a bonus beach bag for your added convenience.

Description

• Eco towel. 
• Made with just over 20 recycled plastic bottles. 
• Sand resistant.
• Super absorbent.
• Quick dry.
• Antimicrobial. 
• Lightweight and compact. 
• Featuring a secret zipped pocket. 
• Hang tag.
• Bonus beach bag.
• Large 80cm x 160cm.
• Weight 450gms.
• Easy clean – cold machine wash

The Story of Kidja Moon

Thousands of years ago, our people found it hard to hunt during the night because it was difficult to navigate through the rainforest and find where the animals were resting. Our people tried to light really big fires to light up the rainforest, but still, the fires weren’t bright enough. An old warrior threw a boomerang into the sky that rotated so fast it lit up the night and formed Kija. Now hunting and navigating through the rainforest is a lot easier and for the rest of the people on Mother Earth.

Artist Bio

Tyrone Taylor is a proud descendant of the Yalanji People who are the Traditional Custodians of Julaymba (Daintree Rainforest). His ancestors and family have strong cultural connections to Buru-Warra, (country on the western side of Julaymba). Tyrone was born and raised on Gubbi-Gubbi Country (Sunshine Coast, Qld) and now resides on Jerrinja/Wandi-Wandanian Country at Callala Bay. Tyrone works in Indigenous Affairs to help ensure Aboriginal people have the best possible opportunities in life.
His paintings are to honour and pay respects to his late Uncle who taught Tyrone all about Country, Culture, and his family ties. This painting in one of many stories shared by his Uncle when Tyrone would return to country and spend time with him each year. It is also a way to keep his Uncle's legacy alive.

A portion of the proceeds from this towel’s sale is dedicated to supporting Cullunghutti Aboriginal Childcare Centre.