Aboriginal Carrying / Digging Bowl (also called a Coolamon or a food gathering bowl) - Small Size - Timber, Hand-Painted featuring modern Aboriginal art design painted by an Australian Aboriginal artist.
Dimensions: approximately 20-24cm long, 12cm wide and 4-6cm deep

These Aboriginal hand-carved wooden carrying vessels were traditionally used by Indigenous women to carry water, fruits, nuts and medicinal herbs. Today when women gather bush tucker, in some regions they still use the coolamon while others use a billy can, bucket or flour tin. Coolamons were carried on the head when travelling any distance.

PLEASE NOTE: NOT ONE OF THEM IS PAINTED LIKE ANOTHER. SO PLEASE UNDERSTAND, THE DISPLAY PICTURE IS A ONE-OFF.

Shipping: Dispatched within 24 hours for arrival at your shipping address within 12 business days (from Queensland, Australia).