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Yarning Oval Indigenous rug full design — premium soft pile oval Aboriginal art classroom rug for Australian early childhood settings
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Yarning Oval Indigenous Rug

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A Culturally Rich Space for Connection and Storytelling.

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Why educators love it.

  • Beautiful Indigenous art by First Nations artist Kiz Costelloe.
  • Includes 22 Indigenous symbol seating positions.
  • Designed for high traffic classroom environments.
  • Non-slip TPR backing keeps the rug securely in place.
  • EYLF + NQS designed and aligned.
Description

The Aboriginal Art Yarning Oval Rug features stunning original artwork by Indigenous artist Kiz Costelloe — bringing culture, colour and meaningful learning to the heart of your classroom. The oval shape is perfect for reading groups, morning circles and small-group learning, creating a welcoming and culturally rich gathering space for every child.

Features

  • Original artwork by Aboriginal artist Kiz Costelloe
  • Premium soft pile — comfortable for sitting and reading
  • Oval shape ideal for group learning and story time
  • Durable classroom-grade construction with non-slip backing
  • Designed for Australian early childhood and primary classrooms

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

How is the oval different from the round Yarning Circle? The oval shape fits naturally along a wall or in a reading corner, and accommodates more children in a typical rectangular classroom layout.

Is this rug suitable for early childhood? Yes — soft, durable and designed for Australian early childhood classrooms.

Features

2.1m x 3.1m oval diameter.
Artwork by Indigenous artis, Kiz Costelloe.
Heavy duty overlocked edges.
Deep plush Nylon cut file provides a soft base for extended sitting time.
Designed to withstand heavy traffic areas.
Non-slip tpr (Thermoplastic rubber) backing

Specifications

Dimensions: 3.1m x 2.1m oval in shape.
Approx. 1cm thick.
Weight: 8kg.

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 Yarning Oval Rug is kept in stock and ships next business day.

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.

Design by First Nations artist.

Kiz Costelloe is a proud Mandandanji and Noonuccal woman. She was born and raised in Rockhampton, Queensland with her mum and sister, Nysh.

Her elders are her biggest inspiration and getting to carry on her Uncle’s legacy by pursuing art and sharing his name and stories is something she values very deeply.

Kiz has used her knowledge in art and health to make a difference in her
community by teaching people of all ages to believe in themselves
and that they can do whatever they put their minds to.

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

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A Culturally Rich Space for Connection and Storytelling.

Designed by Indigenous artist Kiz Costelloe, this large 3.1m x 2.1m oval rug provides a safe, welcoming space for children to gather, share stories, and connect with Aboriginal traditions in a comfortable classroom setting

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