Dancing Wombat Sugar Bowl – Alperstein Designs

Dancing Wombat fine porcelain sugar bowl. Based on artwork by Aboriginal Artist, Mick Harding (Victoria) this sugar bowl comes complete with a porcelain spoon and a bamboo lid.

Packaged in a matching Gift Box with information about the artist and the artwork.

The sugar bowl is 8.5cm tall.

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$20.95

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Dancing Wombat fine porcelain sugar bowl.

Based on artwork by Aboriginal Artist, Mick Harding (Victoria) this sugar bowl comes complete with a porcelain spoon and a bamboo lid.

Packaged in a matching Gift Box with information about the artist and the artwork.

The sugar bowl is 8.5cm tall.

The Dancing Wombat range by Alperstein Designs would compliment any decor. The Dancing Wombat artwork tells a story of the Kulin Nation. The gum leaves symbolise both a welcome to country as well as a passport to ensure friends and strangers observe Bunjils law.

Bunjil the wedge tailed eagle is the creator spirit for the Kulin people. The five gum leaves represent the five language groups that make up the Kulin nation. The language and symbols are unique to South East Australia.

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