Why early childhood educators choose this wall hanging

• Aligns with the EYLF in a meaningful way
  Reflects Belonging, Being and Becoming through visual language and intentional wording.

• Creates calm, reflective learning environments
  Supports spaces that feel nurturing, grounded, and emotionally safe.

• Honours children’s connection to Country and environment
  Reinforces learning as relational, place-based, and ongoing.

• Supports educator reflection and practice
  A daily visual reminder of purpose, values, and pedagogy.

• Authentically embeds First Nations artwork
  Integrates culture respectfully into early learning environments.

Product details

• Printed on premium-quality canvas

• Designed for early learning rooms, entry spaces, offices, and shared areas

• Coordinated to complement the Bright Futures decor collection

Specifications:

• 28 cm width x 85 cm length.
• Frame components are made from sustainably sourced FSC wood.
• Strung with twine for easy hanging.
• Made in Australia.

Create a space of inspiration and cultural appreciation with the Kalkatungu Country Wall Hanging. It’s an ideal decor piece for educators who value meaningful, beautiful resources that align with the principles of the Early Years Learning Framework.

About the Artist

Mandy Draper a proud Cabrogal Dharug woman from New South Wales, the artist and founder of Deadly Dot Pots, where she uses her painting to share culture, healing and connection to Country. Her art began as apart of her own mental health journey, a way to heal and reconnect. Through her work, Mandy inspires the community, running workshops to educate and empower future generations to embrace culture and creativity. Each artwork Mandy creates reflects stories of strength, culture and connection, keeping culture alive while inspiring conversations, and empowering our people to take care of their wellbeing.

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