Long Journey Tapping Sticks by Simone Hills

Each pair of Long Journey Tapping Sticks are uniquely hand painted in earthy tones inspired by our Boodja ‘land’ with the artwork design showing 2 camps connected by a long stretched journey line - symbolising a long journey with no stops in between to reach next camp destination.

Long Journey Tapping Sticks make an ideal addition to your Koolangka ‘kids’ instrument collection for Wongka, doodjarak wer Kakarook/Nyumbi/Midar Story, Song and Dance’ creating opportunities for Koolangka to learn and explore through waabiny ‘play’. 

Perfect resource to pair with counting activities - Koorlangka can play Long Journey  tapping sticks as they practice and learn counting in Noongar with Naatj Boola ‘How Many?’ book - A brightly coloured, early childhood level book illustrating numbers 1-10, with illustrations by students at Djidi Djidi school in Bunbury, Western Australia. A great resource for incorporating Aboriginal perspective into mathematics and STEM experiences.

Simone Hills  - Karda Artwork is an Artist Member of the Indigenous Art Code

This means as an artist Simone is adding am adding her voice to the call for fair and ethical trade with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, and transparency in the promotion and sale of artwork.

Dimensions: 12cm x 2cm

Made of wood