Acacia Square Paddle Board club_98334769207 this tie gives graduates and

this tie gives graduates and students a subtle way to carry their RMIT connection into professional settings while still looking appropriate in corporate workplaces

making this a meaningful gift or keepsake that can be used and displayed at home

The Bare Bin Buk (Long Necked Turtle) design by Ngarga Warendj – Dancing Wombat is etched into plantation-grown acacia

Common question: the artwork is inspired by traditional South Eastern Aboriginal symbols

Useful when moving between classes and study spots without carrying a backpack

Acacia Square Paddle Board club_98334769207 this tie gives graduates andA serving board that combines practical use with South Eastern Aboriginal cultural artwork. The Bare Bin Buk (Long Necked Turtle) design by Ngarga Warendj Dancing Wombat is etched into plantation grown acacia, creating a piece that works equally well for entertaining or display. Natural timber variations ensure each board is unique. Features Bare Bin Buk (Long Necked Turtle) artwork inspired by South Eastern Aboriginal traditions Artwork created by