HART Indigenous Rugby League Balls
The HART Indigenous Rugby League Ball features artwork by indigenous artist Emma Bamblett, with a portion of sales will be donated to Djirra, a support service for Aboriginal women.
This artwork symbolises the connection Aboriginal people have with totems across the Country.
The soaring birds represent caring for and watching over Country and Land, reflecting the deep link to totems in each region. They embody care, connection, and identity.
The yellow circles joined by straight lines symbolise communities coming together, while the smaller surrounding dots represent people.
The green and orange streams represent the sharing of stories, ensuring they are passed down to future generations.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Classic Grip for great handling
- Three-ply synthetic construction
- Hi-tech air retention bladder
- Ideal training ball for clubs and schools
- Available in Senior, Mod or Mini
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HART Indigenous Rugby League Balls
The HART Indigenous Rugby League Ball features artwork by indigenous artist Emma Bamblett, with a portion of sales will be donated to Djirra, a support service for Aboriginal women.
This artwork symbolises the connection Aboriginal people have with totems across the Country.
The soaring birds represent caring for and watching over Country and Land, reflecting the deep link to totems in each region. They embody care, connection, and identity.
The yellow circles joined by straight lines symbolise communities coming together, while the smaller surrounding dots represent people.
The green and orange streams represent the sharing of stories, ensuring they are passed down to future generations.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Classic Grip for great handling
- Three-ply synthetic construction
- Hi-tech air retention bladder
- Ideal training ball for clubs and schools
- Available in Senior, Mod or Mini
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The HART Indigenous Rugby League Ball features artwork by indigenous artist Emma Bamblett, with a portion of sales will be donated to Djirra, a support service for Aboriginal women.
This artwork symbolises the connection Aboriginal people have with totems across the Country.
The soaring birds represent caring for and watching over Country and Land, reflecting the deep link to totems in each region. They embody care, connection, and identity.
The yellow circles joined by straight lines symbolise communities coming together, while the smaller surrounding dots represent people.
The green and orange streams represent the sharing of stories, ensuring they are passed down to future generations.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Classic Grip for great handling
- Three-ply synthetic construction
- Hi-tech air retention bladder
- Ideal training ball for clubs and schools
- Available in Senior, Mod or Mini
