Spencil Turtle of Life Big Kids Backpack – Stylish, Spacious and Built to Last

Celebrate heritage and creativity with the Spencil Turtle of Life Big Kids Backpack. Designed in collaboration with Indigenous artists, this backpack features artwork symbolising connection, growth, and life. Combining meaningful design with everyday practicality, it’s built to Spencil’s high-quality standards to ensure durability, comfort, and style for school and beyond.

Key Features

• Authentic Indigenous artwork – Turtle of Life design
• Dual drink bottle sleeves for convenient hydration
• Four zipped compartments including two main sections with double zips
• Padded computer compartment fits up to a 15-inch laptop or tablet
• Side zip pocket ideal for phones or small accessories
• Padded adjustable shoulder straps for comfort
• ‘D’ loop keychain attachment and lobster clips for tags or wallets
• Padded carry handle and reinforced protective lining
• Padded back and base for durability and support
• Internal name label for easy identification

Care Instructions

The Spencil Big Backpack is machine washable. For best results, wash sparingly (once or twice a year) using a washing bag or pillowcase. Clean pockets with a damp sponge between washes and air dry thoroughly in sunlight before reuse.

Dimensions

45cm x 35cm x 18cm

Why Choose the Spencil Turtle of Life Big Kids Backpack?

• Features authentic Indigenous artwork that celebrates culture
• Spacious, durable, and designed for everyday school use
• Comfortable, easy to clean, and built to last

Shop now and inspire pride, creativity, and organisation with the Spencil Turtle of Life Big Kids Backpack.

Turtle of Life

Turtle of Life is the original painting by 13-year-old Sheyleace Stevens, a proud Indigenous artist from the Dunghutti people from Birpai land in Port Macquarie.

The Turtle of Life range has been produced in collaboration with Spencil, with a full suite of special products for school and play, for kids to use and love!

Turtle of Life was inspired by the natural surroundings and sea-life of Burpai land. Sheyleace’s choice of the turtle as the centrepiece of Turtle of Life symbolises resilience, perseverance, and the unique beauty of Indigenous culture.

Through her artwork, Sheyleace hopes her art inspires other people to connect with their elders and learn more about the land on which we live.