Give gifts that mean even more with our Indigenous art wrapping paper. Featuring artwork by proud Gomeroi artist Tess Reading, this design celebrates the strength of communities coming together to create change.
Australia's story begins with its First Peoples, who have cared for this land for over 65,000 years. Our wrapping paper honours Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures as the oldest continuing cultures in the world, and tells a story of unity, resilience, and the fight for justice.
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Please note that due to limited stock and resources, this product is only available to those who have not previously signed up for a free product from Amnesty. We will not be able to fulfil your order if you have already signed up for a free product from us.
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About the artwork
This artwork represents the strength of communities coming together to create change. The central gathering circles symbolise unity, where voices and stories rise from Country and connect across the land. The flowing lines represent pathways of resilience, carrying knowledge, culture, and truth forward.
The vibrant colours reflect hope, justice, and the energy of people standing strong for human rights. The bright yellow pays respect to Amnesty International Australia, while the deeper ochres and purples ground the design in the strength of Country.
About the artist
A proud Gomeroi woman, mother of three, and multidisciplinary artist born and raised on Gomeroi Country in Tamworth, New South Wales.
Tess’s art is grounded in her deep connection to culture, family, and Country, and she uses her skills to share stories, celebrate identity, and keep knowledge strong for future generations.
Working across acrylic painting, digital illustration, graphic design, photography, and animation. Her work is known for weaving together bold storytelling with vibrant Aboriginal design elements that reflect her community and lived experience. Tess’s creative practice includes commissioned artworks for public spaces, community murals, integrated art for health and cultural facilities, branding projects.
Through Art Without Fear, Tess continues to create work that honours Blak stories and voices, celebrates cultural connection, and inspires others to share and protect Indigenous knowledge. Her mission is to make art that is meaningful, accessible, and lasting — reminding us that our stories matter, our culture is strong, and our creativity has no limits.
Website: www.art-without-fear.com
Instagram: @art_withoutfear