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For over a decade, Aboriginal Noongar Six Seasons has been dedicated to sharing the knowledge of the Noongar Six Seasonal calendar through sustainable, culturally grounded products. We were the first business to focus entirely on this unique concept, beginning with hand-poured soy candles crafted in our garage.
Within months, local interest grew steadily. Our initial vision was simple: to bring ancient knowledge of the Six Seasonal Calendar into homes while honouring environmental sustainability and cultural pride.

Today, our collections have expanded to include exquisite artworks and coffee cups featuring the artistry of Noongar artist Djarliny, alongside handmade incense holders by Southwest ceramicist Japneet Keith. Built independently through determination and our own investment, we remain committed to transparency, authenticity, and the quiet strength of our work. We're grateful for the support of our community and customers who've made this journey possible.
There are many Aboriginal communities throughout Australia, and all have their own language, lore systems, kinship systems and beliefs. Aboriginal language was an oral language that was passed down from one generation to the next, therefore the language can vary in spelling.
Boodja - Land
Djarliny - Flame
Ni - Listen
Karl - Fire
Ngardanginy - Hunting practices
Karla - Campfire
Koondarnangor - Thunder
Koondarm - Dream
Koondarminy - Dreaming
Mia Mia - Shelter
Koolbardi - Magpie
Yonga - Kangaroo
Weitj - Emu
Koormal - Female possum
Kelang - Male possum
Djidi djidi - Willy wagtail
Karda - Goanna
Noorn - Dugite
Wakarl - Carpet snake
Nornt - Tiger snake
Yoorn - Bobtail
Djet Malkakoom - Wildflower
Moodjar - Christmas Tree
Balga - Grass Tree
Poolgarla - Bull banksia - banksia grandis
Galyang - Rigid wattle - acacia cochlearis
Kudjong - Orange wattle