Regional Victoria

Ngarga Warendj - Dancing Wombat is an Aboriginal-owned art and design business founded by Mick Harding, a Kulin man of the Dja Dja wurrung and Dhagung wurrung language groups in Victoria.  Operating from our family studio in Gippsland, we offer a wide range of contemporary Aboriginal art, gifts, homewares, and cultural products rooted in the traditional symbols of South-East Australia.

Our range includes hand-carved wooden pieces, gift boxes and hampers, jewellery, art cards, stationery, and educational resources — alongside bespoke commissions, corporate gifting, and Reconciliation Action Plan artwork.

Our gift boxes and hampers are curated with care, featuring a thoughtful mix of products made in Gippsland, Australia alongside items sourced from other Aboriginal businesses — making every hamper a genuine celebration of Aboriginal culture and creativity.

Available from small to large sizes, our hampers suit every budget and occasion. Choose from our curated range or work with us to create something customised to your needs, values, and recipients.

Whether you are looking for a personal gift, a corporate thank-you, or a bulk order for an event, NAIDOC Week activation, or workplace gifting program, we have the capability to fulfil orders of all sizes with lead time.

Melbourne

Jala Jala offers culturally respectful, high-impact gifting for corporate clients, government, not-for-profits, and private events.

Each gift box features our signature native-infused chocolates and teas, carefully curated to reflect your values — and ours. Whether you’re thanking a client, onboarding new staff, or hosting an event, our gifts bring something deeper to the table: connection, culture, and care.

We work with government agencies, corporate leaders, and cultural institutions to create gifts that are remembered — and respected.