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frequently asked questions
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Aboriginal Symbol Stampers are a set of 10 natural stampers featuring Aboriginal symbols connected to the themes of Country and Hunting. They can be used with playdough for creative and sensory activities.
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The set includes Rain, Sandhill, Meeting Place, Campsite, People Sitting, Goanna, Kangaroo, Man, Woman and Emu.
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Children can press the stampers into playdough to create symbols and patterns, then use them as prompts for storytelling, creative play and discussions about Aboriginal symbols and culture.
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Clean with a cloth after each use.
Avoid exposing to high temperatures.
Avoid submerging in water for prolonged periods
DO NOT put in dishwasher
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Do not use abrasive cleaners or scrubbers.
Dispose of responsibly at the end of its lifecycle by composting or recycling, ensuring minimal environmental impact.
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Yes. The stampers are made from plant-based PLA derived from renewable resources such as cornstarch or sugarcane. The material is biodegradable and designed as an alternative to conventional plastic.
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The stampers are suitable for children aged 4 years and over. They are designed to be easy for little hands to grasp and use.
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Symbols play an important role in cultural transmission of information and are a special way in which Aboriginal stories are told and shared. Their use and meanings vary across the country and between Aboriginal groups. It is important to remember that context is significant; the meanings of Aboriginal symbols are not fixed and can be interpreted in different ways by different people. The symbols in this resource are just one variation.
