Aboriginal Recycled Mat - 2.7m Round - Witchetty Grub

Aboriginal Recycled Mat - 2.7m Round - Witchetty Grub

Origin of design: Australian Aboriginal
Artist:  Dean Jakamara Briscoe
Name of design: Witchetty Grub
Tribe:  Anmatyerre, Central Desert region
Shape: Round
Size: 2.7m
Colours: burgundy & white. Note: These mats are reversible
Fabric:  Recycled plastic, comes in a recycled and reusable plastic carry bag

Witchetty Grub is a unique, contemporary Aboriginal design recycled mat in burgundy and white.   This charming design was created by Dean Jakamara Briscoe, a respected Australian Indigenous artist from the Anmatyerre, Central Desert, region. Dean is a professional artist and designer, as well as owner of Anmatyerre Arts and Crafts. This dot painting is a unique take on one of Australia's most famous bush tucker meals - the Witchetty Grub.  Witchetty Grubs are highly prized by Australian Aboriginals as a high-protein, high-energy food source that tastes something like scrambled eggs, but we prefer ours as an illustration on an Aboriginal mat!

These popular indoor/outdoor plastic rugs are made from recycled plastics, like PET drink bottles and shopping bags. The mats are environmentally-responsible and ethically manufactured. Soft and durable, you can fold them up to move them from the classroom to the playground at snack time, or roll them up to pop in the car for your next day trip. Sand and dust brushes away, while heavier soiling can be hosed off.

Care Instructions: All our floor mats have been made to the best attainable standards from UV treated recycled polypropylene. Follow our guide to mat maintenance for cleaning and storage instructions. Our floor mats and play mats are suitable for indoor and outdoor use, but extensive exposure to sun or rain will lead to fading and deterioration over time.

recycled plastic floor mats are made from recycled Polypropylene which is a combination of recycled materials like medicine bottles, tinfoil's, shopping bags and carpet fibers etc.  The Artwork is designed in Australia by royalty-paid Aboriginal Artists and manufactured in India and China

Note: This mat comes with a recycled plastic carry bag for your convenience