Creative Indigenious-Owned Businesses That We Love
The unlawful death of George Floyd has sparked long overdue conversations about the injustices faced by black and Indigenous communities. In the fight for change, many people are looking to show their support by getting behind black and Indigenous-owned Australian businesses during this time. If you are unsure of which businesses you can support, keep scrolling to see some amazing Indigenous businesses that offer creative products and services in Australia.
Damn Gina
At Damn Gina, you can find high-quality silk accessories that will help keep your curly to wavy hair looking healthy and bouncy, while reducing frizz. They have hair turbans, silk lined caps, eye masks, scrunchies, pillowcases and more.
Haus Of Dizzy
Kristy Dickinson, the creator of Haus of Dizzy, has been making beautiful jewellery for over 20 years. If you love bold, eye catching jewelry, then Haus of Dizzy is the place to go!
Gilimbaa
Gilimbaa is a creative agency specialising in Indigenous communication through education and innovative collaborations. Co-founded by Waka man, David Williams, they have created artwork for companies like Qantas, Kmart, Australia Post and more.
Ascension Magazine
Ascension Magazine is Australia’s first Indigenous women’s lifestyle magazine. They are not afraid to speak the truth and seek to inspire Indigenous women to be fearless.
Indij Design
Established in 2011, Indij Design is a 100% Aboriginal-owned and operated architecture and interior design practice. Hailing from Queensland, their team have worked on a range of products and design projects that aim to bring people and design together.
Barefoot Wandering Photography