Crafted from eco-friendly PLA, a biodegradable plant-based plastic, these cutters are perfect for educators, parents, and therapists wanting to embed Indigenous perspectives into learning while supporting sustainability and creativity.

Whether you’re exploring themes of marine life, Torres Strait Islander culture, or seasonal units like NAIDOC Week and Sea Week, this set provides an engaging and respectful entry point to talk about caring for Country and our oceans.

Key Features:

• Includes: 1 whale and 1 whale tail eco-imprint cutter

• Artwork by Aboriginal artist Russell Brown, proud Mara and Garawa man.

• Made from eco-friendly, biodegradable PLA.

• Supports fine motor skills, sensory play, and storytelling.

• Ideal for embedding First Nations perspectives in early learning.

• Suitable for sensory play, art, and cultural storytelling.

• Made in Australia by us!

Ideal For:

• Early Childhood Educators

• Primary Teachers embedding Aboriginal perspectives

• Cultural workshops and incursions

• Play-based learning environments

• Culturally inclusive therapy sessions

Dimensions: approx 12cm across. Recommended Age: 3+ with adult supervision.

Care Instructions:

• Wipe clean with a damp cloth after use
• Use a soft brush (e.g. toothbrush) to remove dough from detailed areas
• Allow to dry completely before storing
• Do not soak or place in dishwasher
• Store in a cool, dry place

Artist

Russell Yilamara Brown is a proud Garawa and Mara man from South-East Arnhem Land, NT. Russell currently lives and works on Bundjalung Country, NSW.  He is a skilled painter, sculptor and digital artist that has refined his traditional style and has developed a contemporary representation. Russell Yilamara is Songlines Principal Artist and Co-Founder.

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