Aboriginal Pair- Wild Flora Apricot

Bring culture, community and creativity into your classroom. This set of dolls illustrates differences in skin colours and other physical attributes commonly seen in everyday life, allowing children to develop a connection with their heritage and encouraging others to notice and react in positive ways to difference among people. These soft dolls are ideal for children of all ages, making practicing cultural competence accessible for all.The material worn by the dolls is Wild Flora Apricot by Christine Doolan. Christine paints Fresh Life after rain. Central Australia is an Arid region and when rain falls the area bursts into bloom with wild flowers. Christine is from the famous Doolan Family of artists, in the community of Santa Teresa. The Northern Territory of Australia is a beautiful place. The area is semi-desert, but you can see the greenery of nature along the MacDonald range. If there is a good winter rain people will see colourful flowers almost everywhere. Made from cotton. Dimensions 16cm H.