Aboriginal Wall Hangings

Product 1: Kangaroo Dreaming Wall Hanging

Artwork: Matjumpa Ritjinguthinha – Kangaroo Dreaming
Artist: Chern’ee Sutton – Kalkadoon woman

Bring culture, story and connection into your learning space with this beautiful Kangaroo Dreaming Wall Hanging, featuring artwork by award-winning Kalkadoon artist Chern’ee Sutton.

Matjumpa Ritjinguthinha means Kangaroo Dreaming in Kalkadoon language. The artwork shares a story of a time when kangaroos did not have pouches and their young had to hop alongside them. When fire threatened Matjumpa and her joeys, she was granted a pouch so she could carry them safely away from danger.

In collaboration with Sue from Ingham Sewing Centre, we have transformed this beautiful fabric panel into a wall hanging ready to display in your classroom, service or home.

More than decoration, it provides an opportunity to begin conversations with children about Kalkadoon Country, language, storytelling, animals and connection to Country.

Product 2:

Mother Bee Wall Hanging

Artwork: Mother Bee – Martu Ulhu
Artist: Chern’ee Sutton – Kalkadoon woman

Bring culture, Country and connection into your learning environment with this beautiful Mother Bee Wall Hanging, featuring artwork by award-winning Kalkadoon artist Chern’ee Sutton.

Mother Bee – Martu Ulhu is part of Chern’ee’s Spirit of the Bush collection. The vibrant artwork brings together bees, plants, waterways, animals and Country, providing a beautiful starting point for conversations about the natural world and our responsibility to care for it.

In collaboration with Sue from Ingham Sewing Centre, we have transformed this beautiful fabric panel into a wall hanging ready to display in your classroom, service or home.

Use the artwork to spark curiosity and encourage children to explore Kalkadoon Country, Aboriginal artists, native bees, biodiversity and caring for Mother Earth.

We encourage educators to learn more about Chern’ee Sutton, her Country and the stories behind her artwork.