Australia's BUSHel of Beauty
Australian Aborigines have lived in Australia for thousands of years. One secret to their success is their BUSHel of knowledge in nature and its source of hidden ‘bush food'.
The 'Bush Banana', for example, is a plant known to amBUSH Australia’s most arid regions…
Its fruit has become f-rooted in Australia's Aboriginal culture…
With vines known for their nutritional, medicinal, and even diVINE values…
And yellow seeds and white flowers that proSEED to be featured in Aboriginal myths, art and fabrics.
("Bush Banana" by D. Abbots)
So it's time to tell this Australian Aboriginal tale by TALE-oring it into a tote of its own...
(Shop Limited Australia Tote Here)
Here’s to this world's BUSHel of colorful cultures & to feeling good—because after all, it’s Friday!
-Jack & Alley, Co-Founders
(Photos: @michelle_sachs)
PS - Order totes by 5am ET Tuesday, Dec 20 for delivery by Christmas!
Also in Feel Good Friday
Masks, Microloans, ‘Merica
It’s time for a face mask re-fresh...summer is here and your new style awaits!
Our masks are now on sale for $5 each.
Plus, all proceeds will be microloaned to small business owners here in the United States.
Yep, that’s right: masks, microloans, ‘Merica!
A-May-zing
The month of May May almost be over..
but we’re not dis-Mayed!
Because we’re grateful that our a-May-zing supporters left us some Aussie-some reviews!
A Farmer’s Field
Agriculture is the backbone of Myanmar’s economy.
There are lots of farmers in Myanmar who work hard to support themselves, their families, and their villages with jobs and food.
However, many banks don’t offer capital to farmers for them to purchase enough seeds, equipment, or animals to run their farms efficiently. Due to this, farm productivity in Myanmar is one of the lowest in all of Asia.