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  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — additional view of Aboriginal art rug squares
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — set of individual Aboriginal art rug squares by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton for flexible classroom use
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares arranged in classroom — modular Aboriginal art rug squares for yarning circles and group learning activities
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — alternative view of Aboriginal art rug squares
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — second alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — third alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — fourth alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — fifth alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Camp Site symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Emu Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Goanna Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Kangaroo Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Man symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Possum Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Woman Sitting symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Woman symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — additional view of Aboriginal art rug squares
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — set of individual Aboriginal art rug squares by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton for flexible classroom use
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares arranged in classroom — modular Aboriginal art rug squares for yarning circles and group learning activities
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — alternative view of Aboriginal art rug squares
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — second alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — third alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — fourth alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — fifth alternative view
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Camp Site symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Emu Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Goanna Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Kangaroo Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Man symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Possum Track symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Woman Sitting symbol square
  • Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares — Woman symbol square
Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares

Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares

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Embed Cultural Storytelling into Every Learning Corner
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Why educators love it.

  • Available in 2 sizes. 50cm square and 1m square
  • Design by Indigenous artist Shareen Clayton
  • Durable 9mm nylon pile, soft yet hard-wearing.
  • Non-slip TPR backing stays secure on all floors.
  • EYLF + NQS designed and aligned.
Description

Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares

The Indigenous Symbols Rug Squares, designed by proud Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton, bring meaningful storytelling and cultural learning directly into your classroom. Each square features a different Aboriginal symbol — creating a flexible, modular rug system that can be arranged in countless configurations to suit your space, your learning intentions and your children's needs.

How to use

  • Arrange in a yarning circle for morning meetings
  • Spread across the floor and explore each symbol's meaning
  • Use as individual seats during small group learning
  • Create pathways, grids or patterns for active learning

Features

  • Original designs by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton
  • Available in 50cm squares and 100cm squares
  • Non-slip backing on every square
  • Durable classroom-grade construction
  • Flexible arrangement for any classroom layout

EYLF outcomes supported

  • Outcome 1: Children have a strong sense of identity
  • Outcome 2: Children are connected with and contribute to their world
  • Outcome 5: Children are effective communicators

Frequently asked questions

Which size should I choose? The 50cm squares are ideal for individual seating; the 100cm squares create a more spacious gathering area.

Who is the artist? Shareen Clayton is a proud Wiradjuri artist whose work celebrates culture, community and the symbols of Country.
Specifications

Available in 2 sizes. 50cm square and 1m square
Features

This rug is made from a durable 9mm cut nylon pile and backed with heavy-duty non-slip TPR rubber, ensuring it stays in place even in high-traffic areas. The serged stitching and no-pull edges are designed to withstand daily wear and tear, while maintaining a polished and professional look.

Cleaning Instructions:
To maintain the vibrancy and longevity of your rug, vacuum regularly and spot clean with mild detergent and water. Avoid soaking or using harsh chemicals. Air dry completely before reuse.

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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Embed Cultural Storytelling into Every Learning Corner

Designed by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton, these versatile rug squares bring authentic Aboriginal symbols to life. Create flexible, culturally respectful zones for yarning, reading, and group play while fostering a deep connection to First Nations traditions and language.

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