This striking monochrome set offers a modern twist on traditional dot painting, highlighting the timelessness and adaptability of Aboriginal art. The black and white palette draws attention to the intricate patterns that tell stories of creation, connection, and survival, often passed down through generations. It’s a thought-provoking and elegant set that adds depth to play-based learning.
Celebrate culture, storytelling, and connection with this beautifully hand-painted Aboriginal Peg Doll Family. Featuring rich black and maroon tones adorned with traditional dot patterns, each wooden doll is crafted to reflect the spirit of family and heritage.
This 4-piece set includes figures in varying sizes to represent parents and children, making it ideal for open-ended play, cultural education, or classroom storytelling. A meaningful addition to any early learning environment or home, these dolls support inclusion, respect for Indigenous cultures, and imaginative exploration.
Perfect for NAIDOC Week, classroom yarning circles, or gifting with purpose.
