Paths That Brought Us Here NAIDOC 2026 Metal Refillable Premium Pen

Description

Our NAIDOC Week 2026 collection features our talented collaborating artists' reflection on and response to this year's theme ‘50 Years of Deadly’.

Sheri Skele’s artwork beautifully honours fifty years of strength and resilience, expressed through her signature soft palette and layered storytelling. Featuring meeting circles, ancestral tracks, and elements of Country, it tells “a story of enduring presence, shared journeys, and the deadly spirit that continues to guide us forward.”

Meet the pen that earns its place on any desk. Our Premium Printed Pen is a smooth, reliable everyday writer with a sleek metal body and satisfying click mechanism that feels as good to use as it looks. Presented in a printed gift box and ready to give, it's one of the easiest thoughtful gifts around for any occasion.

Finished with vibrant First Nations artwork, it turns an everyday essential into something worth holding onto. Discover the meaning behind this piece through the artwork story below, or see the QR code on your packaging.

Reasons to Love
Product: Premium Printed Pen
Size: 14cm (L), 0.7mm nib
Materials: Metal body single refillable ballpoint pen with black ink
Artwork: Paths That Brought Us Here
Artist: Sheri Skele

100% authentic First Nations artwork. Your order gives back to the artist through royalties.

About the Artist

Sheri Skele

Aboriginal Bidjara Woman

@bigi_nagala

Artwork story

Paths That Brought Us Here

NAIDOC Week 2026

This artwork reflects the theme 50 Years of Deadly, honouring the strength, resilience, and journey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across generations. Meeting circles represent community, connection, and the coming together of people from different places and times. The animal tracks, earth markings, and journey lines speak to the footsteps of our ancestors and the pathways travelled to reach where we stand today. Native flowers, seashells, and elements of Country are woven throughout to celebrate culture, land, and identity. Together, these symbols tell a story of enduring presence, shared journeys, and the deadly spirit that continues to guide us forward.