Ocean Country Indigenous Australian Borders Pack of 12

Indigenous Australian Borders measure 90 x 7.5cm. Pack of 12 in an Ocean Theme

Transform your classroom or learning space with our Ocean Country Indigenous Australian Borders Pack of 12. Each border features beautiful First Nations artwork by Holly Sanders, designed to bring colour, culture, and creativity to your room. These high quality borders help create spaces that reflect your values while inspiring students.

The pack includes 12 border strips (90cm x 7.5cm), giving a total length of 10.8m.

Made from durable 300gsm card, they are easy to use on bulletin boards, whiteboards, doors, and walls. Each design flows seamlessly across all strips for a smooth, professional finish.

How to use Ocean Country Indigenous Australian Borders Pack of 12 in childcare centres, classrooms, and schools:

• Frame bulletin boards to display students’ work beautifully.
• Decorate doors and classroom walls with vibrant First Nations designs.
• Add borders to reading corners or sensory areas for colour and interest.
• Coordinate with matching classroom resources for a consistent theme.
• Inspire discussion about culture, Country, and community with students.

Celebrate First Nations stories and traditions while creating an engaging, inclusive learning environment with these versatile, ready-to-use borders.

About the Artist :

Holly Sanders is a proud Bundjalung woman from the North Coast of New South Wales. She now lives and works on Dharawal and Yuin Countries as both a teacher and an artist. Holly’s artwork shares her personal stories, her connection to Country, and her rich cultural heritage in a fresh, contemporary style.

For Holly, painting is more than an art form—it is a way to honour her identity, maintain cultural traditions, and express her respect for her ancestors and the land. She draws inspiration from the natural world around her, including the land, skies, rivers, and oceans. The changing patterns of Country throughout the day and across seasons are reflected in the colours, shapes, and flow of her work.

Holly celebrates the enduring connection her people—the Bundjalung, Yuin, and Dharawal—have with Country. She also recognises and respects the stories, customs, and living cultures of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the oldest continuing cultures in the world. Through her art, Holly invites others to engage with, learn from, and appreciate these deep and ongoing cultural connections.