Indigenous Boy & Girl Mini Dolls 16cm - Set of 2 Meeting Places

A contemporary set of 2 mini Aboriginal dolls wearing Indigenous designed clothing by Aboriginal artists. Each design has its own cultural meaning. Meeting places are very important in Aboriginal culture. Elders and others meet together to discuss the wellbeing of the community. All these gatherings address one or the other interactive insights into the traditional skills, ancient stories and day to day life of the Aboriginal people. The heads of the community will add their cultural experiences by sharing their mesmerised stories of ancient ancestors which are represented through their drawings. These gatherings provide an opportunity to come together to celebrate and consolidate their traditional cultural practices and identity. Josie Cavanagh is an accomplished artist and has depicted the meeting colourfully in this design. Various circles in the artwork represent the waterholes and the people sitting around the circle to discuss their community matters. As these Aboriginal dolls are handmade, the features, fabrics and details may vary.