Unique Aboriginal Designs &
Indigenous Artwork
Indigenous Artwork
Ngarga Warendj — meaning 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, Australia.
We create high-quality contemporary Indigenous art, gifts, and
cultural products grounded in the traditional symbols of South-East Australia.
Ngarga Warendj produces high quality art, with all designs based on traditional symbols from South-East Australia. Corporate gifts are one of our specialities.
Ngarga Warendj works with clients to create artwork suitable for specific projects, which including RAP plans, public art installations, and much more.
The Ngarga Warendj team have worked with numerous corporate clients, providing artwork, products and bespoke installations for their specific requirements.
Corporate gifting is one of our specialities. Whether you need culturally appropriate gifts for clients, NAIDOC Week activations, Reconciliation Action Plan artwork, or a bespoke installation for your workplace, we work directly with you to create something meaningful.
As a Supply Nation certified business, purchases from Ngarga Warendj count toward your organisation's Indigenous procurement targets.
Mick
Harding — Artist & Founder
As a Kulin man of the Dja Dja wurrung and Dhagung wurrung language groups in Victoria, Mick Harding draws upon his Aboriginal heritage to create art that
is both deeply traditional and boldly contemporary.
From hand-carved wooden
boomerangs and sculptures to screen-printed giftware and large-scale public installations, his work brings the visual culture of South-East Australia to new audiences — without compromising its integrity.
Mick's commissions include work for the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), corporate Reconciliation Action Plans, sporting clubs, water authorities, and educational institutions across Victoria.