The Clown Fish Aboriginal Recycled Floor Mat, designed by Charlie Wicking, combines Indigenous artwork, environmental awareness, and versatile classroom use in a colourful 180 cm round design. Featuring multiple clown fish inspired by those found among the coral of Queensland’s Whitsunday Islands, the mat reflects Charlie Wicking’s connection to the sea and natural environment. Made from 100% recycled plastic, the double-sided mat features reversed colours on each side and can be used indoors or outdoors. Its vibrant marine imagery provides opportunities to explore Aboriginal perspectives, Australian marine environments, sustainability, and caring for Country through everyday learning and play.
Applications and Use
• Explore Australian marine life and habitats through the colourful clown fish artwork.
• Support discussions about Aboriginal perspectives, Country, culture, and connections to the natural environment.
• Introduce sustainability concepts through the mat’s 100% recycled plastic construction.
• Create a defined gathering space for group learning, storytelling, discussion, and play.
• Use as a visual prompt for learning about coral habitats, oceans, and environmental conservation.
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor learning and play spaces.
Features
• Features Aboriginal artwork by Charlie Wicking, also known as Charmaine Marree Baggow.
• Colourful design depicts multiple clown fish inspired by marine life found around the Whitsunday Islands.
• Made from 100% recycled plastic for a more sustainable classroom resource.
• Double-sided design features reversed colours for versatile presentation.
• Round 180 cm format provides a defined space for group activities and play.
• Fade-resistant construction supports indoor and outdoor use.
Specifications
• Dimensions: 180 cm diameter
• Material: 100% recycled plastic
• Artist: Charlie Wicking
• Design: Multiple clown fish
• Sides: Double-sided with reversed colours
• Recommended Use: Indoor and outdoor environments
• Hard Surface Use: A non-slip mat is recommended underneath when used on hard surfaces.
• Outdoor Care: The mat may become hot when left outside in direct sunlight or hot weather. Use in shade or filtered light where possible.
• Fade Resistance: Fade resistant but not fade proof. Repeated exposure to direct sunlight may cause colour fading, so avoid leaving the mat in direct sunlight for extended periods.
