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Aboriginal Artist Dean Jakamara Briscoe has created this iconic recycled plastic picnic mat and it's one-of-a-kindness design. 

Eye-catching and vibrant, you can't walk past this mat on a sandy beach without turning your head. This dot painting is a unique take on one of Australia's most famous bush tucker meals - the Witchetty Grub.

Witchetty Grubs are highly prized by Australian Aboriginals as a high-protein, high-energy food source that tastes something like scrambled eggs, but we prefer ours as an illustration on an Aboriginal mat!

Perfect for kindergartens, preschools and schools who want to immerse children in the stories and motifs of Indigenous Australia, and embed Indigenous Australian culture in their curriculums and programs as part of their quest to exceed the National Quality Standards, this 2.4 metre diameter mat is a combination of black, brown and burgundy.

Size: 2.7m

Note: These mats are reversible. Photos 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.  

Care Instructions: All our floor mats have been made to the best attainable standards from UV treated recycled polypropylene. Follow our guide to  for cleaning and storage instructions. Our floor mats and playmats are suitable for indoor and outdoor use, but extensive exposure to sun or rain will lead to fading and deterioration over time.