Discover Kinya Lerrk’s Acknowledgement Plaques, a powerful tribute to Australian Indigenous heritage. These plaques honour the traditional custodians of the land. Crafted on durable metal, they are versatile for both indoor and outdoor display, easily mountable with included adhesives. Kinya Lerkk means ‘women coming together,’ is a collaboration between First Nations artists Emma Bamblett, and Megan Van Den Berg. Their colourful designs each tells a unique story, serving as a reminder of the importance of cultural recognition and reconciliation, fostering an environment of inclusivity and respect. By proudly display an Acknowledgment plaque it contributes to conversations about preserving and honouring First Nation’s traditions. Kinya Lerkk’s colourful designs infuse life into childcare centres, schools, homes, offices, and more, celebrating First Nation’s culture and paying homage to the traditional landowners. The plaque comes with adhesives on the back, ready to mount.
Designed by First Nations artists Emma Bamblett (Wemba Wemba, Gunditjmara, Ngadjonji & Taungurung) & Megan Van Den Berg (Dja Dja Wurrung, Yorta Yorta & Boon Warrung)
Crafted on durable metal
Honour the traditional custodians of the land
Colourful & vibrant design
Suitable for indoor & outdoor use
Ready to mount with adhesives on the back
Dimensions
28 cm Diameter
Specifications
Diameter
- 28 cm
