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We are the first business to focus entirely on the Six Aboriginal Seasons with our unique business concept and our unique range of soy candles that began by showcasing the Noongar Seasons of Birak, Bunuru, Djeran, Makuru, Djilba and Kambarang.
Our business inception and its vision dates back over a decade and within merely half a year of starting our business journey from our garage, we witnessed an ongoing upsurge in interest from local customers.
Our unique concept and marketing strategy which began with a candle collection offering a glimpse into the knowledge of the Six Aboriginal Seasons, consisting of hand-poured and locally crafted candles, revealed a bold chance to exhibit culture in a fragrance.
Our business had brought the ancient knowledge of the Aboriginal Six Seasons into every household, fostering a collective reverence for nature and commitment to sustainability.
I was excited to build a business that combined the core values of pride in my culture, knowledge of the Six Aboriginal Seasons while ensuring environmental sustainability of our products.
As a newcomer to commerce, I embraced the challenge of navigating this new world, thriving in consistently acquiring knowledge. The commencement of our business journey was a mixture of challenges and victories that continually propelled us towards embracing all possibilities.
Ending the first year of business, we were able to showcase our Six Season collection which had expanded to include incense sticks, fragrance oils, essential oils, vegan soaps, Artwork, and wood-work products.
Exploring the domain of Art, we immerse ourselves in the captivating Noongar Six Seasons with exquisite Artworks and our newest collection of coffee cups, beloved by our customers, showcasing the Artistry of the esteemed local Noongar Artist Djarliny.
We are also days away from unveiling our magnificent, handmade Incense Holders crafted by acclaimed Southwest Artisan and Ceramicist Japneet Keith.
There are many Aboriginal communities throughout Australia, and all have their own language, lore systems, kinship systems and beliefs. Aboriginal language was an oral language that was passed down from one generation to the next, therefore the language can vary in spelling.
Boodja - Land
Djarliny - Flame
Ni - Listen
Karl - Fire
Ngardanginy - Hunting practices
Karla - Campfire
Koondarnangor - Thunder
Koondarm - Dream
Koondarminy - Dreaming
Mia Mia - Shelter
Koolbardi - Magpie
Yonga - Kangaroo
Weitj - Emu
Koormal - Female possum
Kelang - Male possum
Djidi djidi - Willy wagtail
Karda - Goanna
Noorn - Dugite
Wakarl - Carpet snake
Nornt - Tiger snake
Yoorn - Bobtail
Djet Malkakoom - Wildflower
Moodjar - Christmas Tree
Balga - Grass Tree
Poolgarla - Bull banksia - banksia grandis
Galyang - Rigid wattle - acacia cochlearis
Kudjong - Orange wattle