Australian Aboriginal Flag – (3x5ft – 90x150cm)
$25.00
Australian Aboriginal Flag – Indigenous Australia Design (2x3ft / 3x5ft) – it’s a meaningful way to honour Australia’s First Nations people, create inclusive environments, and support children in building respectful and culturally aware identities from the earliest years.
Australian Aboriginal Flag – Indigenous Australia Design (3x5ft)
Respecting Culture, Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives, and Promoting Inclusion in Early Years Learning
The Australian Aboriginal Flag is a powerful symbol of identity, connection to Country, and cultural pride. Available in 3x5ft (90x150cm)—this flag features the iconic design by Harold Thomas, an Aboriginal artist and activist: black for the people, red for the earth and spiritual relationship to the land, and yellow for the sun, the giver of life. Made from durable polyester with brass grommets for easy display, this single-sided printed flag is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
In early childhood settings, this flag goes beyond decoration—it serves as a visible and meaningful acknowledgement of Australia’s First Peoples, helping to create culturally safe, inclusive spaces that foster respect, belonging, and connection. Displaying the Aboriginal flag is an important step in embedding Aboriginal perspectives across the learning environment, in line with the Early Years Learning and Framework (EYLF).
VEYLDF-Aligned Learning:
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Outcome 1: Identity – Affirms the identity and belonging of Aboriginal children by reflecting their culture, history, and pride within the learning space.
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Outcome 2: Community – Encourages all children to recognise and respect Aboriginal cultures as part of the wider Australian community, fostering empathy, equity, and inclusion.
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Practice Principle: Respectful Relationships & Cultural Competence – Empowers educators to meaningfully include First Nations symbols and perspectives in early learning environments.
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Practice Principle: Equity and Diversity – Supports actions towards reconciliation and the representation of Aboriginal voices in everyday practice.
Key Features:
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Authentic Symbolism: Displays the officially recognised Aboriginal flag—symbolising identity, resilience, and connection to land.
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Inclusive Visual Statement: Sends a strong message of respect, cultural inclusion, and commitment to reconciliation.
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Durable Polyester with Brass Grommets: Easy to hang on walls, fences, in foyers or outdoor areas for permanent or event-based displays.
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Single-Sided Print: Lightweight and visible from a distance, perfect for indoor early learning settings or community engagement events.
This flag is not just a visual marker—it’s a meaningful way to honour Australia’s First Nations people, create inclusive environments, and support children in building respectful and culturally aware identities from the earliest years.
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- Not suitable for Microwave use
Yijan is an Aboriginal word meaning “Knowledge of the Dreaming”. The brand represents authentic, original artworks from renowned painters from the remote regions of Australia. The originality and authenticity of each product is highlighted by a profile of the artist and the story behind the artwork. Each artist receives direct royalties from the sale of every product.
About the Artist:
Gordon Landsen Millyindirri is an elder of the Gudanji tribe from Borroloola in the Gulf of Carpentaria, Northern Territory. His rich traditional paintings translate from the Dreaming and depict imagery rich in culture and heritage. Pictures of rain dances, hunting, the life cycle of butterflies in the bush, and camp sites portray stories handed down through the generations.
Designed in Australia and made in China under licence royalty-paid to Aboriginal Artists

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