Varcoe Ngurunderi Large Salad Bowl

This large aluminum salad bowl by artist Cedric Varcoe beautifully integrates cultural storytelling with practical design. Inspired by the creation story of Ngurunderi, the artwork captures the journey of Ngurunderi, the Murray River, and the Ngarrindjeri people, bringing the rich history of the River Murray to life. As Ngurunderi follows Pondi, the giant Murray Cod, the landscape, lakes, and rain are formed, all of which are reflected in the swirling, vibrant design on the bowl. Made from durable aluminum, this bowl offers both beauty and functionality, ideal for serving salads or as a striking centerpiece. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, perfect for everyday use or special occasions, while also connecting you to the traditions and deep cultural heritage of the Ngarrindjeri people. Whether you’re hosting a gathering or enjoying a quiet meal, this bowl is a vibrant and meaningful addition to your home.

Dimensions: 11.81" x 11.81" x 3.25"

Royalties directly benefit the artist.

About the Artist:

Cedric Varcoe is a Narangga-Ramindjeri and Ngarrindjeri contemporary artist whose work is deeply connected to the lands, waters, and creation stories of his people. Born in Adelaide in 1984, Cedric began painting at the age of eight, inspired by his family’s stories and the landscapes of his homeland along the River Murray, Coorong, and South Coast. His art reflects his role as a cultural custodian, sharing the Dreaming stories, significant sites, and totems of his people. With a passion for passing down knowledge and connecting younger generations to their heritage, Cedric’s work is held in collections across Australia and internationally. He has also contributed to community arts projects and murals, fostering creative expression and cultural pride.