Luke Mallie Sand Art Boomerangs - Pack of 20

Create vibrant and meaningful artwork with Luke Mallie Glitter Art Boomerangs, featuring Aboriginal artist Luke Mallie’s designs for engaging and creative decoration. These unique boomerangs are designed for children to decorate using glitter on adhesive, making them a fun and tactile craft activity that produces colourful and textured results. Measuring 25 (L) x 10 (H) cm, each piece provides ample space for detailed designs while remaining easy to handle. Ideal for classroom use, this set supports both creative expression and cultural learning, offering students an opportunity to engage with Indigenous-inspired artwork in a respectful and interactive way. Perfect for group or individual projects, these boomerangs combine art, texture, and cultural exploration.

Educational Benefits

• Cultural Awareness – Promotes understanding and appreciation of Indigenous art and design
• Creative Expression – Encourages vibrant and textured artwork using glitter
• Fine Motor Skills – Applying materials to adhesive surfaces improves coordination and control
• Sensory Engagement – Provides tactile experiences through textured crafting materials

Classroom Ideas

• Glitter Art Projects – Decorate boomerangs with coloured glitter for textured designs
• Cultural Activities – Explore Indigenous-inspired patterns and storytelling
• NAIDOC Week Projects – Incorporate into themed classroom learning and celebrations
• Display Creations – Showcase completed pieces in classroom or school displays

Product Specifications

• Product Type: Glitter Art Boomerangs
• Artist: Luke Mallie
• Design: Aboriginal-inspired designs
• Usage: Decorate with glitter on adhesive
• Size: 25 (L) x 10 (H) cm
• Pack Size: 20

About the artist - Luke Mallie

Luke Mallie is of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island descent with ties to the Kuku Yalanji Nation in the Daintree/Mossman area north of Cairns and from Kubin Village on Moa Island in the Torres Strait Islands.

Luke's main inspirations for his artworks are his rich traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, his family and his tropical surroundings. Luke's drive to create stems from knowing his artwork can inspire and empower others. Their artistic styles are very contemporary and diverse, and they like to work with various mediums.