The sweet little Numbat is on of Australia’s most endangered marsupials. There are less than a hundred left in the wild. The animal symbol of Western Australia, which is where the remaining wild populations live, although they were once distributed all throughout Southern Australia and into Western NSW. They are insectivores, eating mostly ants and termites with an impressively long tongue.

Embroidered on European linen 47X47cm. Machine washable, preferably in a bag, hot iron with steam, becoming even softer after each wash.