Maternity, A Caribbean Reclamation of the Aboriginal Mother

Maternity, A Caribbean Reclamation of the Aboriginal MotherReclaiming Motherhood This piece takes direct inspiration from Pablo Picasso's "Motherhood" (1901), but transforms it from European sentiment into Caribbean indigenous truth. Where Picasso painted a universal maternal ideal through a Western lens during his Blue Period, this work reclaims that intimate gesturemother cradling childand roots it firmly in Aboriginal and indigenous Caribbean identity. The composition honors the original's tender embrace

and let the transformative power of the Goddess guide you on a path of self-discovery and spiritual awakening

webbing carry handles and a zippered internal pocket

19 litre capacity

suggesting that even bound

Adjustable strap

and crone—and the three realms of land

36 x 36 x 16cm

Caribbean peoples recognized its sacred properties—its resin heals

she remains a portal of life

Comfortable and on-trend

Her title invokes he Indigenous Caribbean Matriarchs whose very existence has been written out of history

Waist: Measure around your waistline