Coolamon Classroom Carpet

Coolamon Bush Tucker Classroom Carpet

Imagine a classroom resource that teaches before you even open your mouth. The Coolamon Bush Tucker Classroom Carpet does exactly that — a stunning fusion of Aboriginal art, cultural storytelling and classroom functionality designed by proud Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton.

The coolamon is a traditional wooden dish used by Aboriginal women for carrying food, water, babies and sacred objects — a symbol of nurturing, sustenance and connection to Country. This beautiful rug brings that cultural significance into your classroom as a meaningful gathering space for every child.

Features

• Original artwork by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton
• Bush tucker design celebrating Aboriginal food traditions and connection to Country
• Premium soft pile — comfortable for sitting, reading and group learning
• 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

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

What is a Coolamon? A coolamon is a traditional Aboriginal wooden dish used for carrying food, water, babies and sacred objects — a powerful symbol of nurturing and connection to Country.

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