Create this beautiful learning space and experience the beauty of Indigenous Australian art. This cosy set-up is wonderful for play-based learning and for children to engage, connect to stories and spark conversation.
A comfortable environment for children to play, learn and explore with the Gulpaga’ Waterhole rug, hessian teepee, comfy cushions, sensory balls and puzzles inspired and designed by Indigenous Australian artists.
The Gulpaga’ Waterhole rug is designed by Yorta-Yorta, Gunai-Kurnai and Dja Dja Wurrung artist Kamara Morgan. A practical rug that also promotes cultural awareness for children to further their learning about Indigenous Australia.
These stunning rugs honour Indigenous owned businesses, local artistic talent and the continued respect for our Traditional Land Owners. Profits from each item sold helps to directly support the artist.
The story behind the design
"This beautiful design titled Gulpaga meaning Waterhole in Yorta Yorta language represents water and the spiritual connection we have with water for drinking, food sources and swimming, and home of our fish and turtles."
