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The Ngurrin Jidun Jundal Doll is a meaningful cultural doll created by Traditional Owner Yuggara artist Lakota Moon on Yagara Country in Tulmur, Ipswich. Designed with love, respect and cultural connection, this doll represents identity, ceremony, representation and the importance of young Indigenous Australian children seeing themselves, their culture and their stories reflected with pride.

Ngurrin means emu, Jidun means feather skirt, and Jundal means woman. The emu feather skirt honours the traditional use of emu feathers in cultural clothing and adornment connected to Country, while the dotted markings represent the stars above Yagara Country, symbolising ceremony, gathering and the connection between ancestors, sky and Country.

The Journey of Learning Lanyard by Nhuralama is a meaningful everyday accessory designed to celebrate lifelong learning, connection and shared knowledge. Featuring original artwork by proud Wakkaya, Wombaya and Waanyi woman Anne Leon, the design reflects the pathways we walk, the meeting places that bring us together, and the relationships that shape us along the way.

Ideal for educators, health professionals, corporate teams, community organisations, conferences and cultural programs, this lanyard is a practical and purposeful item that supports inclusion, cultural understanding and reconciliation through authentic First Nations storytelling.

The A5 Journey of Learning Notebook by Nhuralama is a meaningful everyday notebook designed for reflection, creativity, planning and learning. Featuring original artwork by proud Wakkaya, Wombaya and Waanyi woman Anne Leon, the cover represents pathways, meeting places, connection and the knowledge gathered throughout life’s journey.

Perfect for schools, workplaces, conferences, cultural programs and personal use, this notebook celebrates First Nations storytelling while supporting a 100% Indigenous-owned business.