Aboriginal Art Desert Dreaming Rug
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Introducing our latest Aboriginal Art Desert Dreaming Rug, a stunning fusion of culture, art, and functionality, designed by the talented Aboriginal artist Kiz Costelloe. This classroom rug brings the beauty of Indigenous art and culture into your classroom while also reflecting on the diverse and meaningful landscapes of our land.
Product Features:
- Stunning Aboriginal Art Design: Immerse your space in the rich cultural heritage of Australia with Kiz Costelloe’s captivating designs.
- Generous Size: Measuring 3m x 2m, this rug offers ample coverage, making it perfect for both large and small spaces.
- Durability: The heavy-duty overlocked edges ensure your rug withstands the test of time, even in high-traffic areas.
- Comfort: The deep plush nylon cut pile provides a soft and luxurious base, ideal for extended sitting periods.
- Safety: Featuring a non-slip TPR (thermoplastic rubber) backing, this rug stays securely in place, offering both safety and comfort.
The Story Behind the Artworks: Kiz Costelloe’s inspiration for the Earth Dreaming collection is rooted in her deep connection to Country. "I wanted it to replicate different perspectives of the Country from a bird’s-eye view. I have created each design to have its own unique layout, representing different parts of Country, different mobs, and different landscapes. The colours in this design were chosen to have that soft and delicate effect, with the light browns and pinks depicting the calmness yet resilience of our land. I’ve incorporated lines and circles to represent waterways such as rivers and waterholes. The dots and symbols around the circles show different meeting places which represent communities, towns, people gathering. I wanted each design to be unique while telling a similar story, representing the diverse landscapes which hold a lot of significance to our Country."
The Aboriginal Art Desert Dreaming Rug is a piece of art that also tells a story, bringing the beauty, Indigenous culture and spirit of the land into your classroom.
