Black candle jar with gold foil label with candle name saying Wiraduri.

Black teapot with Aboriginal artwork sitting on shelf surrounded by glasses.

Woman smiling at camera holding a handpainted Aboriginal serving board in front of her face.

4 candles emblazened with Wiradjuri language sitting on a shelf next to a banksia pod and gumnut.

2 handpainted terracotta pots standing on wooden plynths.

A white teapot hand painted with a pink, yellow and white design sitting on a shelf.

A woman standing over candle jars on a workbench.

2 candles layered in black, yellow and red wax with a label saying Always Was. Always Will Be.

7 Hand and Body Wash bottles basking in afternoon glow.

A few candles displayed on wooden plynths with one on its side.

A serving Board with brown, light brown, black and white Aboriginal artwork detailing.

Teapot sitting on a barrier overlooking the ocean.

A handpainted serving board standing leaning against a white ladder shelf. A candle with pink and orange label sits in front of the serving board along with a gumnut and banksia pod.

A pink handpainted serving board leaning against a white ladder. An Aboriginal artwork print sits leaned against the serving board.

6 coffee mugs in a pyramid pattern featuring Aboriginal artworks sitting on a shelf beside a stack of books.

2 wood small serving boards sitting on a wooden bench. Serving boards are adorned with a handpainted Aboriginal artwork in rainbow colours.

Black teapot adorned with Aboriginal artwork sitting on a rustic wood shelf beside a coffee cup.

5 candles in white jars adorned with Aboriginal artwork labels on a white background.

A teapot adorned with handpainted Aboriginal artwork sitting on a wooden serving board.

Aboriginal handpainted trinket dish with glossy coating sitting on a white background beside a banksia pod and gum nut.

Aboriginal Serving Board leaning against a kitchen wall beside a knife block and native flowers.

ABORIGINAL TEAPOTS | CANDLES | ARTWORKS | EARRINGS | SERVING BOARDS

Little Black Duck is proudly located on Wiradjuri Country (in regional NSW) in the quaint village of Uranquinty on the outskirts of Wagga Wagga and is the brainchild of Ashleigh Pengelly.

A 100% Aboriginal-owned small business created in 2015, combining creative, fun and functional art pieces with the hope of sparking meaningful conversations within your home, Little Black Duck uses a range of unique mediums and surfaces to create a memorable brand of functional art that is loved the world over.

From her signature one-of-a-kind Hand-Painted Teapots and Dhangaang Serving Boards and the Quintessentially Australian range of candles adorned with her art, to the stunning array of handmade Earrings created in the Little Black Duck studio, Ashleigh has created a brand that spreads love, colour and awareness of her Aboriginal culture and heritage.