"Flora puzzles and exploring the different species in our garden to match our puzzles."
Possum Skin Ball - 1 Per Pack
$85.00 AUD
Possum skin balls (also known as Marngrook) have been used for generations to play Traditional Games. For more information on Traditional Indigenous Games, see Yulunga Traditional Indigenous Games. This is the perfect resource for understanding traditional games while also providing a sensory experience.
Background Info: The word Marngrook comes from the Gunditjmara (located in the south western district of Victoria) language and means 'game ball'.
Size: Approximately 15-20cm. One Possum Ball Per Pack
Material: Possum skins are sourced from New Zealand.
Made on Wurundjeri Country
*Please note: each piece is uniquely handmade from natural materials therefore imperfections are part of the charm and individuality. A slight variation in colours may occur.
More About The Artist
More About The Artist
Ngairee - artist and owner of Wirragule Nura
Ngairee - artist and owner of Wirragule Nura
Wirragule Nura is an Aboriginal-owned business offering stunning artwork, traditional items, and educational experiences.
Ngairee Anderson, owner of Wirragule Nura, is a proud Gadigal Bunurong woman with deep connections to the Kamilaroi people (her beautiful in laws). She is a mum of 7 amazing children and Ninni to a gorgeous little grandchild.
Wirragule Nura is an Aboriginal-owned business offering stunning artwork, traditional items, and educational experiences.
Ngairee Anderson, owner of Wirragule Nura, is a proud Gadigal Bunurong woman with deep connections to the Kamilaroi people (her beautiful in laws). She is a mum of 7 amazing children and Ninni to a gorgeous little grandchild.
Testimonials
Testimonials
"We love our products we received from you. We use these in play with other things. The kids love the blocks for building towers and the little peg people we use in everyday play. I also purchased the book “sorry day” which I used for National Sorry Day in May but all our stories are available for daily reading. Will definitely be ordering more resources for my Family Daycare space. Thanks again for such amazing resources."
"At Cabramatta Early Learning Centre, our children gather daily at the sandpit and are invited to participate in our acknowledgment of country. This is an embedded practice where children will say our acknowledgment of country as a collective group based on recent reflections. This is our acknowledgment.Here is the land, here is the sky, here are our friends and here am I. We thank the Cabrogal people for the land where we play and learn. Hands up, hands down we are on Cabrogal ground."