This mat design was created by Australian Aboriginal artist De Greer Yindimincarlie, of the Wiradjuri Nation in central New South Wales, and depicts tribal journeys between campsites. Symbols include men, women, campsites and travel routes, with different communities separate but interconnected. Celebrate connection and learning with this 2.7m mat, featuring a striking Indigenous design. This design is a popular choice for outdoor circle time in classrooms and day care settings, and also works beautifully indoors for storytelling, arts and crafts. Pair it with other learning resources to support topics like culture, nature, family life and art, while aligning with educational outcomes. Made from recycled plastic and designed for everyday ease, it’s lightweight and simple to clean. Just sweep or hose down, and it dries quickly before folding neatly into the included recycled carry bag. Features: Made from recycled plastic – sustainable and durable Reversible design Waterproof & UV-resistant for outdoor use Suitable for tents, annexes, caravans & outdoor areas Breathable weave allows airflow and protects grass Keeps out stones, grass and insects Easy to clean – sweep or hose off Lightweight, folds compact for storage Includes clear carry bag with handles Eyelets are not included on this mat - Matting Clips can be purchased separately, which gives you the option to secure down your mat.
