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Maganda Makers Business Club Artwork

Jodie Bedford, Dijuway Designs, was commissioned to create some artwork for the Maganda Makers Business Club, representing what the Club is about.

Sunrise

This painting represents the morning or sunrise. A new beginning. The colours were chosen to represent the colours across the Kimberley and power and wealth. The coolamon signifies nurture through Maganda Makers. The Bungles is representing the East Kimberley women, and the shell represents the West Kimberley women. The boabs and gumtree flower represent the Kimberley overall. Each woman’s journey is different; the symbols of women sitting around being nurtured in the colours of red and purple signify wealth, power, and independence by having their own business. We come together to share stories and strengthen one another.

Footsteps

The footsteps signify walking and navigating through business. The green boab represents the Kimberley and wealth. The coolamon signifies nurture through Maganda Makers. Women gathering this is reflecting the camps and workshops that Maganda Makers holds, and the other circle is representing a ripple effect through women supporting each other through the Maganda Makers Business Club. The red is for power, and the designs are signifying the journey of Aboriginal women and storytelling and sharing.

To view more of Jodie’s work, visit … https://www.facebook.com/dijuwaydesigns

Unleashing Kimberley Indigenous women’s economic empowerment for self-determination.

A Kimberley Indigenous Women’s led grassroots initiative nurturing, championing and supporting Kimberley Indigenous Women in Business (aspiring, emerging, established and growing).

Maganda Makers is a collaboration between Kimberley Jiyigas, Good Return and Menzies and is a business club for Kimberley Indigenous women. We exist to help ‘Kimberley Indigenous Women Build Wealth Through Business’.Applications are now OPEN for a camp to be held on the 13th to 16th June, 2024, in the East Kimberley. This camp is for Indigenous women in our region, who want to explore business growth opportunities and contribute to the broader conversation about economic development in our region. The numbers for this camp are limited and not all applications will be successful. If you’re interested, please fill out the form below to be considered for this gathering.Applications will close Friday 3rd May, 2024, and successful applicants will be notified shortly thereafter. Travel expenses will be covered for successful applicants.Apply now ... 👇forms.gle/Ssigwddv7Ssi1MKfA#magandamakers #kimberleybirds #goodreturn #menzies #indigenousbusiness ... See MoreSee Less

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