Say thank you with

CADBURY ROSES

This year, Cadbury Roses has partnered with Indigenous artist Karen Lee to create an exclusive Roses box for Mother’s Day.

Karen Lee’s limited edition Roses box titled ‘Mandaang Guwu’, celebrates love and connection through small acts that have a big impact.

KAREN LEE

MANDAANG GUWU

Artist Karen Lee uses colour and pattern as a form of expression in her work. ‘Mandaang Guwu’ is a visualisation of love and connection, dedicated to the women who have nurtured us every day. Often, it’s the little things that have the greatest impact. ‘Mandaang Guwu’ celebrates the simple ways we can show our love and say thanks to the women who raised us.

DISCOVER

THE MEANING

The symbols are intertwined and represent a greater story. They exist together, and do not act alone in isolation.

BUSH BERRY

This flower-like symbol represents the love and connection we have with our Mother figures. These women have nurtured and nourished us along our life journey and helped us blossom into the people we are today.

MESSAGE STICK / WOMEN

This symbol depicts the passing of a message stick from one person to another. It represents the value and importance of storytelling as a way to connect and unite us. Stories are used to pass knowledge, lessons and sentiments of love from one generation to another.

DILLY BAG

The inclusion of symbols depicting people coming together represents the unification of communities and people of all ages. We form connections and share experiences in the same way we share a box of Cadbury Roses as a gesture of appreciation to the women who have nurtured us.

Supporting the Stars Foundation

Cadbury Roses is proud to support the Stars Foundation and the impact it's having in communities across Australia.

Since 2015, the Stars Foundation has supported more than 2,500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls and young women, nurturing and inspiring them to reach their full potential. To find out more about the Stars Foundation, click here.