Ornaments | Respect
$27.95
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Ornaments | Respect
$27.95
Bring Aboriginal art, culture and a message of respect to your Christmas celebrations with this beautiful ceramic Christmas ornament.
Featuring artwork titled Yalmambirra (“teach”), this 7cm ornament is made on Wiradjuri Country and printed in-house in the Little Black Duck studio.
The ornament provides a meaningful way to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Country where you live, while creating an opportunity for reflection and conversation with family, friends and guests.
Why you'll love it:
• Beautiful Aboriginal artwork
• Features Yalmambirra (“teach”) artwork
• Made on Wiradjuri Country
• High-quality glazed ceramic
• Approximately 7cm
• Artwork printed on one side
• Blank reverse side
• A unique Australian Christmas decoration
• Designed to encourage conversations about respect and Country
• An Ally Friendly product
A meaningful Australian Christmas ornament for your home, workplace or Christmas tree.
Product details
Product: Aboriginal Christmas Ornament – Respect
Artwork: Yalmambirra (“teach”)
Size: 7cm
Material: Glazed ceramic
Artwork: Printed on one side
Reverse: Blank
Made: Wiradjuri Country
Studio: Little Black Duck
Product type: Ally Friendly
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Ornaments | Respect?
The Ornaments | Respect is a festive decoration set featuring Aboriginal artwork and design, created to add a meaningful First Nations presence to Christmas decorating.
Does the Ornaments | Respect feature Aboriginal artwork?
Yes. The product features Aboriginal-designed artwork, bringing First Nations creativity and visual storytelling into the festive season.
Does the Ornaments | Respect make a good Christmas gift?
Yes. The Ornaments | Respect is a thoughtful gift for teachers, educators, colleagues, friends or family who appreciate Aboriginal art, Australian design and meaningful Christmas decorations.
How can the Ornaments | Respect be displayed?
The decorations can be used on a Christmas tree or incorporated into festive displays in homes, classrooms, offices, staff rooms and community spaces.
Can the Ornaments | Respect be used to support First Nations perspectives?
Yes. As an Aboriginal-designed resource, it can provide a starting point for acknowledging First Nations art and perspectives. In educational settings it should be used in conjunction with other learning materials that provide cultural context and deeper learning, and educators are encouraged to seek guidance and input from their local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community where possible.