Wani-Wani Watina (Aboriginal) Play Silk

Wani-Wani Watina (Aboriginal) Play SilkPlay Silkies is excited to announce its collaboration with Kalkadoon Aboriginal artist, Brooke Sutton, and introduce the Wani Wani Watina silk scarf. Brookes interpretation of Wani Wani Watina, which means To swim side by side in the Kalkadoon language, is a beautiful and vibrant addition to the Play Silkies collection. This stunning silk scarf is sure to be a popular choice among kids and adults alike. The Kalkadoon people, from the Mount Isa area in

each pig holds onto different materials that it uses to build its house

providing children with a tactile tool with which to discover and explore through non specific play

A simple ball run designed by a younger child might turn into a complicated creation involving more detailed engineering for an older child

from the egg all the way up to the adult fish

This wooden figure of a yak is handmade

no-mess and no-fuss play

Wand not included

Each disc is beautifully hand painted by Margit Mader in a colourful spiral that changes and blends as the disc spins

perhaps it’s a cradle to rock a small baby to sleep

foster imagination and gain confidence in magnetic tile play

Use fine motor skills to successfully place the pegs into the board

Great to bring along to outings and holidays to capture some stunning memories with these gorgeous multi-color bubbles