Tracks Mat 1.8m x 2.7m - Red/White

$139.99
SKU: 266901171

This mat was designed by accomplished Australian Aboriginal artist De Greer Yindimincarlie, of the Wiradjuri Nation in central New South Wales, using many different Aboriginal symbols. It tells a story of traditional community life, including symbols for campsites, warriors, women and kangaroo tracks.

A practical and meaningful addition to any learning space, the ‘Tracks’ mat features an Indigenous-inspired design that encourages storytelling, cultural awareness, and interactive learning ideal for classrooms, libraries, and community areas.

Made from recycled plastic, it’s lightweight, durable, and waterproof for indoor or outdoor use. The soft, hard-wearing weave ensures comfort, while the reversible red and white design gives you two looks in one.

Features:
  • Made from recycled plastic – sustainable and durable
  • Reversible design
  • Waterproof & UV-resistant for outdoor use
  • Suitable for tents, annexes, caravans & outdoor areas
  • Breathable weave allows airflow and protects grass
  • Keeps out stones, grass and insects
  • Easy to clean – sweep or hose off
  • Lightweight, folds compact for storage
  • Includes clear carry bag with handles

Eyelets are not included on this mat - Matting Clips can be purchased separately, which gives you the option to secure down your mat.

Specifications

SKU: 266901171 / GKOZ01

Artist: De Greer Yindimincarlie

Origin of Artist: Aboriginal Australian

Size: 1.8m x 2.7m

Weight: 2.4kg

Colours: Red & Whit

Fabric / Materials: Recycled plastic. Includes a reusable clear plastic carry bag.

Notes: These mats are reversible. Some images show both sides of the same mat. Mat colours may differ slightly from the images shown due to the different inks used in individual print runs. Designed in Australia, manufactured in China or India.

Size may vary by 5% due to weaving techniques in manufacturing and may not to be 100% as stated. If using on a slippery surface, non slip mesh is recommended underneath.
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