From the limited edition Holly Sanders x The Teaching Tools collection.

Artwork: "Dolphin"

The dolphin is an important sacred animal for many Saltwater First Nations people. Many First Nations people have a special relationship with dolphins. Interactions between First Nations people across Australia and dolphins pre-date European history by a very long way. Dolphins were used to help First Nations people hunt fish by chasing or herding fish in towards the nets and spears. Along the coast, the presence of dolphins in First Nations cultures is embedded in many forms, from dreaming and creation stories, dolphins recognised as totem animals for various groups and there are many significant sites of art work depicting dolphins.

All descriptions have been written by Holly Sanders, Bundjalung artist.

This stamp collaboration is a celebration of our First Nations people and children who have been learning on this country for over a thousand generations. As the first teachers, First Nations people’s cultural traditions and knowledge has been passed down for thousands of years.

The story telling and symbols used in this contemporary art stamp set does not represent all First Nations cultural groups or people, if in doubt always check within your community.

Premium pre-inked teacher stamps that are exclusively created to save you endless amounts of time while presenting quality and relevant feedback to your students in a modern and current approach in line with 21st century learning.

These premium pre-inked teacher stamps will produce thousands of quality and crisp impressions. All stamps are refillable so consider them an investment which will last you a lifetime. The stamp handle has been custom created to ensure it fits comfortably in your hand, allowing you to present feedback in an effortless and efficient manner.

• Ink Colour: Burnt Orange

• Shape: Round

• Size: 32mm