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Bush Tucker Mud Kitchen

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Mud pies, now with culture baked in!

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Color:Sage

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Why educators love it.

  • Made in Sydney Australia.
  • Design by Indigenous artist Shareen Clayton.
  • 100% outdoor use. Maintenance free, just hose off.
  • Indigenous symbol stove dials, burners and bush tucker tracks.
  • EYLF + NQS designed and aligned.
Description

An Outdoor Mud Kitchen Inspired by Country

Bring Indigenous culture into the mud, sand and water play children love with the Bush Tucker Mud Kitchen. Proudly made in Sydney from UV-stabilised HDPE and featuring Aboriginal artwork by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton, it's the first design of its kind, and a real standout for any outdoor playspace.

Culture in Every Detail

Indigenous symbol stove knob dials and stove-top burners, a stainless steel water bowl and a bush tucker symbols and tracks pattern invite children to cook up mud pies while exploring Aboriginal symbols, stories and bush foods. Every play session becomes a natural conversation starter about culture and Country.

Built for the Australian Outdoors

Made for 100% outdoor use, the UV-stabilised HDPE won't splinter, rot, warp or fade in Aussie sun and rain. There's no oiling, sealing or painting. Just hose it off when play is finished for easy clean up.

Hands-On Learning Through Play

Mud kitchens build fine motor skills, imagination, language and cooperative play as children measure, mix, pour and serve together. Designed and aligned with EYLF and NQS, it's a hard-wearing, meaningful addition to any early learning service.

Features

A first-of-its-kind outdoor mud kitchen made in Sydney from UV-stabilised HDPE, featuring Aboriginal artwork by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton. Indigenous symbol stove dials and burners, a stainless steel water bowl and bush tucker tracks bring culture into mud, sand and water play. 100% outdoor, maintenance free, just hose off to clean.

Specifications

Dimensions: 110cm (W) x 100cm (H) x 43cm (D)
Weight: Approximately 20kg
Material: UV-stabilised HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) with stainless steel water bowl
Suitable for: 100% outdoor use
Recommended age: Toddler and Preschooler
SKU: BTMK01-S — Sage
SKU: BTMK02-B — Clay

Warranty

We’ve been innovating and handcrafting school resources in Sydney since 1999, engineering every piece specifically to be enjoyed and to last in busy school environments. Because we build our products to stand the test of time, we back them with a 10-year warranty against faulty workmanship and materials.

Shipping

Our Bush Tucker Mud Kitchen is in stock and ships next business day Australia wide. Allow 2–5 days shipping time.

See it in action.

All photos and videos on our site are shot on standard smartphones with no Ai, filters or enhancement, so what you see is exactly what arrives.

Why we made the...

Bush Tucker Mud Kitchen

Matt, founder & dad.
My daughter loves playing in the mud. One day she asked... "Dad, can you make me a mud toy?"
Matt, founder & dad.
  1. The spark

    Step 1

    The spark

    What sparked the idea?: My daughter asked for a mud pie toy. So I thought about it, and now we have a mud toy call the Bush Tucker Mud Kitchen.
  2. From sketch to prototype

    Step 2

    From sketch to prototype

    Design Process: We designed and tested a few different configurations, water bowl sizes and stove dial patterns.
  3. The final product

    Step 3

    The final product

    Beautiful, functional, tested: Since bringing home the Bush Tucker Mud Kitchen to test, its been her go to play space almost every day.

Design by First Nations artist.

Shareen Clayton is a proud Wiradjuri woman. She was born
and raised in Sydney, NSW and is now a very proud mother of four.

Shareen has mastered her skills in art for over 20 years having been
inspired by both of her artistic parents.

Shareen is highly regarded in her local communities as a family cultural
officer and teachers aid working in primary and high schools.

Shareen is very passionate about sharing her Indigenous culture, art
and teachings to kids all over the country in her range of vibrant educational resources created in collaboration with Education National.

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