Spencil Wani-Wani Watina Big Kids Backpack – Stylish, Spacious and Built to Last

Celebrate art, connection, and culture with the Spencil Wani-Wani Watina Big Kids Backpack. Created in collaboration with Indigenous artists, this backpack features authentic artwork that tells a story of community and belonging. Made with Spencil’s signature quality, it combines creativity and practicality, making it perfect for everyday school use.

Key Features

• Authentic Indigenous artwork – Wani-Wani Watina design
• Dual drink bottle sleeves for easy access
• 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 bag tags or wallets
• Padded carry handle and reinforced protective lining
• Padded back and base for strength 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 Wani-Wani Watina Big Kids Backpack?

• Features meaningful Indigenous artwork
• Spacious and practical for books, devices, and lunch boxes
• Durable, comfortable, and easy to clean for long-lasting use

Shop now and bring culture, colour, and creativity to every school day with the Spencil Wani-Wani Watina Big Kids Backpack.

Wani-Wani Watina

Wani-Wani Watina means 'To Play Side By Side' in the Kalkadoon language- a beautiful reminder of friendship and togetherness. Created by Indigenous artist sisters Brooke and Jaide Sutton for our newest Spencil Australian Indigenous Artist Collaboration, this design features charming koalas and bilbies in soft, hand-drawn detail. Each piece in the range is a celebration of wildlife and culture and a testament to the sisters' exquisite artistry.