Bush Foods Garden Sign

Enhance your bush food garden with this beautifully designed “Welcome to our Bush Food Garden” sign, featuring artwork by Gamilaraay artist Mirii Designs. Showcasing Aboriginal symbols that narrate the story of bush tucker, this A3-sized, waterproof corflute sign is easy to hang and built to last.

Welcome visitors to your garden with our uniquely designed Bush Foods Garden Sign, showcasing incredible Indigenous artwork by Gamilaraay artist, Mirii Designs.

This sign features Aboriginal symbols that beautifully narrate the story of bush tucker and our deep connection to Country.

Crafted with care and precision, it serves not only as a warm greeting to your garden but also as an educational piece that fosters cultural appreciation.

Key Features:

• A3 size sign, measuring 29.7 x 42.0 cm, ideal for any garden entrance.
• Made from 5mm thick corflute, offering durability and resistance to weather conditions.
• Waterproof, lightweight, and tough, ensuring longevity in outdoor environments.
• Equipped with two clear plastic eyelets for straightforward hanging.

Educational Benefits:

• Introduces the concept of bush tucker and its significance in Aboriginal culture.
• Sparks discussions about our connection to the land and sustainable practices.
• Enhances cultural awareness and appreciation through visual storytelling.

How to Use:

• Hang at the entrance of your bush food garden to greet visitors.
• Use as an educational tool to discuss Aboriginal culture and gardening.
• Incorporate into community events to highlight the importance of bush foods.

Care Instructions:

• Wipe gently with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris.
• Ensure it is securely fastened to withstand windy conditions.
• Avoid long-term exposure to intense sunlight to preserve colours.

This Bush Food Garden sign is more than just a decorative piece. It is a tribute to the richness of Indigenous culture and the wisdom of bush tucker traditions.

Perfect for community gardens, kindergartens, schools, Family Day Care or personal spaces. It invites all who enter to reflect on and respect the land they walk on.