The Dolphin Indigenous Magazine Book Box blends cultural meaning with everyday practicality, showcasing stunning artwork by Leanne Mulgo Watson, a proud Darug woman and accomplished artist-educator. With the marine tones and our super cute and adorable dolphins, this box brings a visual connection to Aboriginal culture into your classroom or office. Designed to fit A4-sized resources, teacher guides, and magazines, this laminated cardboard box is both sturdy and visually impactful. Whether used on desks, shelves, or as part of a themed reading area, it supports organised learning environments while celebrating the diversity of First Nations storytelling. Part of a collection of nine Indigenous animal designs, this piece allows educators to create culturally inclusive storage systems across the curriculum. Applications and Use Store teacher resources such as curriculum guides and A4 booklets Support cultural awareness through daily-use items featuring Aboriginal art Enhance classroom organisation with distinctive, easy-to-identify designs Encourage respectful conversation around First Nations knowledge and art Features Original artwork by Leanne Mulgo Watson – Darug artist and author Fits A4-sized resources – Ideal for classroom, library, or staffroom storage Durable laminated finish – Withstands daily use in busy environments Part of a collectable range – Coordinates with other unique Indigenous animal-themed boxes Specifications Ages: Suitable for early years through to secondary learning spaces Internal Dimensions: 14.6 cm (W) x 24.3 cm (D) x 14.9 cm (H front) | 26.5 cm (H back) Material: Laminated cardboard for durability and strength Artist: Leanne Watson Redpath is a Dharug woman commonly known in the Aboriginal Community as Mulgo, meaning Black Swan. She started painting at a young age, taught by her mother Aunty Edna Watson and her brother Bundeluk Watson, and is now an accomplished artist. Also Available in the Range Cockatoo (TEB202301) Echidna (TEB202302) Emu (TEB202304) Kookaburra (TEB202303) Kangaroo (TEB202305) Quokka (TEB202306) Manta Ray (TEB202308) Jellyfish (TEB202309)
