Possum skin coverings are traditional garments made from the tanned skins of possums. These coverings were worn for warmth and protection, as well as for ceremonial purposes. The skins are carefully stitched together, sometimes adorned with markings or patterns that reflect personal or cultural stories. These coverings are an important symbol of cultural identity, connection to the land, and the teachings passed down through generations.

This handcrafted headband features emu feathers, carefully arranged and tied with string made from the bark of the Cotton Tree, reflecting the traditional styles of the Kabi Kabi people. The piece embodies cultural significance, blending natural materials and time-honored craftsmanship to create a unique and meaningful accessory.