Aboriginal Christmas Baubles by Domica Hill

Each bauble brings that artwork to your Christmas tree, so you can celebrate the festive season with a piece of Australian culture and story.

Every design in the range tells its own story, and most centre on a native Australian bird:

Luina – The Blue Wren is based on a Tasmanian Aboriginal story. A tiny grey bird bravely protects Dromerdeene and is rewarded with its bright blue crown, a symbol of courage and freedom.
Kookaburra Dreaming shows a kookaburra in a gum tree, watching over meeting places, ceremonies and community celebrations on Country.
Our Spirit Being depicts a galah perched on a flowering gum. A track runs through the piece to represent your journey, with the spirit being watching over you along the way.
Tuka Marri features a white cockatoo keeping watch among flowering gums and banksias. The cockatoo stands as a symbol of resilience and connection.
Whispers Through The Bottle Brush captures blue wrens darting between bottlebrush and gum blossoms on a quiet morning on Country.
Laughter Among the Blooms celebrates joy and renewal, with a kookaburra looking over layers of native flowers.
King Parrot, Willy Wagtail, Rainbow Lorikeet and Australian Finch each carry meanings of strength, renewal, unity and hope.

The range also includes the koala in Dreamtime Guardian and the kangaroo in Tracks of the Roaming Spirit.

Indigenous Christmas Decorations for Every Tree
Choose from several styles to suit your tree or gift list:

8cm baubles, available individually or in boxed 6-packs
5cm mini baubles in a 6-pack
9cm wooden decorations in a boxed 4-pack, laser cut from plywood with artwork on both sides

The baubles are made from foam, paper and epoxy resin and finished with gold string. All pieces are designed in Australia.

A Meaningful Australian Christmas Gift
Aboriginal art Christmas decorations make a thoughtful gift for family and friends, here in Australia or overseas. The compact gift boxes are easy to post, and each design comes with a story that invites conversation around the tree.

Supporting First Nations Artists
A portion of every sale goes directly to the artist. Koh Living is a member of the Indigenous Art Code, which supports fair and ethical trade in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art.