The Waratah — Telopea speciosissima — has been blooming across the sandstone ridges of NSW long before it became an emblem. Its name originates from the Eora First Nations language: warada, meaning “beautiful” or “seen from afar.” A flower bold enough to be spotted from a distance. A graphic worthy of the same.
MoPoke renders the iconic Waratah in striking graphic form on the Comfort Colors 1717 — the garment-dyed tee known for its lived-in softness and rich, faded tones that only get better with wear.
Fabric: 100% ring-spun cotton, Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed tee
