Dancing Wombat Travel Mug

Bring culture and creativity into your daily routine with this travel mug featuring Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat) by Indigenous Australian artist Mick Harding of the Taungwurrung people. The design shares powerful symbolism unique to South Eastern Australia—five gum leaves representing the Kulin Nation’s language groups and shields reflecting protection, identity, and deep connection to Country. A great companion for coffee on the go, this insulated porcelain mug with a silicone lid and stopper helps keep drinks warm while staying cool to the touch. It comes gift-boxed with information about the artist and artwork, making it a meaningful and practical keepsake.

Height (with lid): approximately 4.9"

About the Artist:

Mick Harding is a Taungurung artist from the Yowung-Illam-Baluk and Nattarak Baluk clans of the Kulin Nation. Based in Victoria, he is known for his work across wood carving and printmaking, which draws deeply from the stories, symbols, and cultural heritage of South Eastern Australia. Through his brand Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick creates pieces that reflect his commitment to preserving and sharing Indigenous Australian culture. His artwork often connects to traditional narratives, inviting viewers to find their place within the story while also supporting cultural and community resilience.