$14.00
Bring iconic Australian landscapes into your play-based learning with our Uluru Eco-Imprint Cutter. Crafted from eco-friendly PLA and inspired by the rich cultural significance of Uluru, this playdough and sensory cutter is a meaningful addition to any classroom, early learning centre, or home learning environment.
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Designed to spark creativity and deepen connections to First Nations culture, the Uluru Eco-Imprint Cutter helps children explore Australian geography, storytelling, and Indigenous perspectives through hands-on sensory play.
Proudly designed and made in Australia, this cutter is perfect for teachers, educators, and families looking to embed Indigenous perspectives into everyday learning while supporting sustainability.
✔️ Crafted from eco-friendly PLA.
✔️ Features the iconic shape of Uluru.
✔️ Perfect for play dough, clay, and sensory play.
✔️ Supports early years learning and cultural appreciationl
✔️ Proudly Indigenous-made
✔️ Approx. 11cm across.
Ideal for:
Early Childhood Education
Primary School Classrooms
Homeschooling
Cultural Learning Activities
Sensory Play Areas
Inspire a deeper connection to Australia’s heart with every imprint.
Wipe clean with a damp cloth after use. Not dishwasher safe. Store away from heat sources
| Weight | .020 kg |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8 × 3 cm |
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