Indigenous Symbols | Aboriginal | NAIDOC WEEK | Black with Silver Faux Leather | 10 or 20 Symbols

This set of symbols inspires children to discover indigenous Culture and Country through images and word association. Children will be able to identify these symbols and foster an appreciation for Aboriginal Culture through matching activities. Educational learning through ordered and repeated play.

• Size: 5.5cm in Diameter
• Material: These are a beautiful faux leather which is such a nice texture to add to your learning resources. Also a cost effective set to add to your learning resources.
• Includes: 10 or 20 different symbols (make your selection at the checkout)
• Artist: Sidhe via Vector ~ Expanded License #23528829
• See our other listings for the same product/ different price point in either European Birch Wood or MDF wood.

Part of the proceeds are donated to the Waalitj Foundation. Pronounced ‘wah-li-ch’, the new name means eagle in Noongar language. (Formerly known as the Wirrpanda Foundation)
The product was designed and made by Global Gumnuts and Nursery, the Symbols were designed by the artist. All Copyright fees, transfer fees, royalty fees and work done by the artist to design the symbols were paid to the artist by Global Gumnuts and Nursery according to the license between both parties.

Symbols, similar to these, are used by traditional custodians in authentic Aboriginal Art. Symbols are part of a unique visual language and vary widely between the many different Aboriginal cultures found across Australia, there are a number of useful starting points that can help identify potential meanings. Our Australian symbols can provide a broader familiarity with their meaning when appreciating authentic Aboriginal Art.

Every individual has a different way of putting the symbols together to best represent the stories as they wanted to tell them, or as they were culturally obliged to use them. To accurately understand what Aboriginal symbols mean in an artwork, you need to have information direct from the artist.

Together we can share Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander culture.

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website may contain images and/or names of people who have since passed away. The content of this listing, including but not limited to the symbols, are for your personal use only. While Global Gumnuts and Nursery tries to ensure that the content on this listing is accurate, adequate, or complete, it does not represent or warrant its accuracy, adequacy or completeness. Global Gumnuts and Nursery is not responsible for any loss suffered as a result of or in relation to the use of this product or any of its content. The artist Sidhe has not disclosed if they identify as First Nations. To the extent permitted by law, Global Gumnuts and Nursery excludes any liability, including any liability for negligence, for any loss, including indirect or consequential damages arising from or in relation to the use of the product or any of its content. Information provided on this listing in relation to a State or Territory only applies to that State or Territory.