Indigenous Art Floor Mats - Sensory Spaces - 3 sizes
We love creating products that allow Indigenous communities and artists to communicate their culture through their art and in turn allowing children to develop awareness and understanding of the significance of cultural heritage in their world.
These Indigenous Art Floor Mats features art by various artists and comes in 3 sizes.
These Indigenous Art Floor Mats for Sensory Spaces can help to create a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere in any Sensory Zone.
They are soft to touch and can create a wonderfully comfortable space.
Using cushions and soft furnishings such as carpets, fabrics and canopies also help to reduce the noise level as they absorb sounds unlike hard surfaces which bounce sounds around a room. Using a variety of textures, fabrics, colours and materials helps to create an environment that is visually appealing and stimulating, but also calming.
Printed on a polyester surface and has a durable Non-Slip Rubber Backing.
Please note; Colour may vary from image.
Uncle Tiger’s Country by Wiradjuri artist Billyara.
Specifications & Description
- Carpet measures 100 x 200cm.
The name Billyara comes from the artist’s totem, an eagle, which stems from his connection to the land. Billyara has been painting for over 23 years, and teaches these traditions to younger generations. His artwork is a mix of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal art with a Western influence. He has exhibited extensively and has sold his paintings world wide.
Muri Mittigar - My Turtle Dreaming by Darug Artist Leanne Watson
Specifications & Description
- Carpet measures 150 x 200cm.
Muru Mittigar means ‘Pathway to Friends’ in the Darug language (the Traditional Custodians of the area).
John Smith Gumbula - Billabong Dreaming Floor Mat
Specifications & Description
- Carpet measures 123 x 200cm.
Beautiful John Smith Gumbula floor mat features the artwork “Billabong Dreaming.” This amazing artwork by Aboriginal artist John Smith Gumbula features waterlilies, a freshwater turtle and a file-snake in a billabong. John describes this artwork as “Billabong Dreaming is depicting waterlilies, freshwater turtle, file snake which are traditional food and all part of the dreaming stories of Indigenous people.
(Based on business days once your order has been dispatched from our warehouse)
PLEASE NOTE: DELAYS MAY APPLY TO CURRENT DELIVERY TIMES due to circumstances beyond our control.
PLEASE ALLOW 8 - 10 BUSINESS DAYS FROM THE DISPATCH DATE FOR LARGER ITEMS!
How do we calculate costs?
Shipping costs are based on the size and weight of the product and your location. Shipping is calculated and added to the total at checkout before payment.
Please note, in some circumstances, an order may attract an extra shipping fee due to unusually bulky or heavy item status or a remote / rural / regional address.*
* In a small number of cases the freight companies will charge us more than what is reasonable to pay to deliver an order, usually for large bulky items to regional locations. We reserve the right to vary our freight charge if this occurs and will advise you before processing your order.
In this instance, DEO will contact you prior to finalising the sale.
We deliver products using a number of local freight operators.
Order times:
In most instances, we aim to have orders processed within 2-3 business days.
When dispatched, shipping times are estimated at between 2 - 3 business days for metro regions and 5 - 7 business days for regional areas.
Although DEO will make every effort to adhere to an agreed time for delivery, it accepts no responsibility for any loss or damage resulting from any delay however caused.
PARTIAL DELIVERIES
When orders list several items, some of which may not be in stock at the time of the order, we will fulfil the portions available including shipping.
Backordered items will be dispatched when available. There is no additional shipping charge for these.
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