At the core of our work:
We proudly connect First Nations artisans to a global movement that supports and appreciates the sacred value of story-telling as a mode of resilience and survival of thousands of Indigenous tribal groups worldwide.
Humbly working and learning from the Embera Chami artists of Colombia, suporting their sustainable employment and fair pay for their work.
We focus on working with vulnerable groups that have experienced forced migration through armed violence.
20% of the sales from the designs:
-Rainbow Waterfall Earrings
-Ava
-Arcoiris
-Amor es Amor
will be donated to Blaq doing life-changing work for members of the LGBTIQA+ Indigenous community.
Rainbow celebrates all genders and identities, in all their shapes and forms. Love is the source of life, the force that keep us going. Our current collection focuses efforts to bring awareness to the rights for justice and wellbeing of the LGBTIQA+ community.
Working and living on Gadigal Land
We respect and give thanks to the traditional custodias for welcoming us and caring for this country for over 50,000 years.
Mami Watta Collections in the Media
Mami Watta Collections has featured on Channel 10, SBS, Peppermint Magazine, The Australian Weekender, the Ragtrader, Garland Magazine and many more!
