Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale of the Barramundi. The name barramundi is Aboriginal for “large-scaled silver fish. It is considered a wise and strong fish, truly capable of outsmarting people. As a result the “barra” plays a large part in the region’s dreamtime mythology. A good natured story that is great for kids and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm.

Note: This puzzle is made to order and may create a delayed delivery time.

Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale of Bahloo, who serenely sailed across the night sky. In Bahloo’s journey he would bring changes to the weather. He brought winter, summer, autumn and spring to his people. When happy, he would bring good weather for all his tribal people across the land. But if he was angered he would bring bushfires, droughts and monsoons. One day Bahloo became very ill. This artwork is that story told. A good natured story that is great for kids and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm.

Note: This puzzle is made to order and may create a delayed delivery time.

Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime story behind the stars in the sky, the boomerang-shaped new moon and rainbows across the sky. A good natured story that is great for children and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm.

Note: This puzzle is made to order and may create a delayed delivery time.

Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale explaining why crocodiles attack people. A good natured story that is great for children and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm.

Note: This puzzle is made to order and may create a delayed delivery time.

Large table puzzle when completed measures 60cmW x 40cmH. Unique cuts and chunky pieces are easy for children to hold.

This bright Counting Caterpillar puzzle is number and colour coded to make it easy for children to use. The wooden table puzzle is able to be used in two ways. Firstly, as a 1 to 5 counting exercise with the use of the second yellow number (5) tail piece. Secondly, the puzzle offers the complete 1 to 10 range using the green tail piece.