Aboriginal Pair- Wild Flora Apricot

Bring culture, community, and creativity into your learning environment with these beautifully crafted dolls designed to celebrate diversity, identity, and connection.

Representing a range of skin tones and physical features commonly seen in everyday life, these soft dolls encourage children to develop a positive sense of self while fostering empathy, inclusion, and appreciation for diversity within their communities. Suitable for children of all ages, they offer a meaningful and accessible way to support cultural competence through play.

The dolls feature Wild Flora Apricot by Aboriginal artist Christine Doolan. Inspired by the fresh life that appears after rain in Central Australia, the artwork reflects the vibrant wildflowers that bloom across the landscape following seasonal rains. Christine, from the renowned Doolan family of artists in the community of Santa Teresa, captures the beauty of the Northern Territory’s semi-desert environment and its connection to nature, colour, and renewal.

Thoughtfully designed as both a play and learning resource, these dolls encourage conversations around culture, belonging, storytelling, and the beauty of the natural world.

Made from cotton.

Measures approx. 16cm high.

Please note: Due to the handmade nature of this product, slight variations in fabric placement and detailing may occur, making each doll beautifully unique.