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Our Mission

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art is beautiful, bold, eye-catching and meaningful and we want the world to see this and appreciate it as we do here at Faebella.  We source authentic artworks from real Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and share their story as well as the story behind their art with you through a two-pronged approach; firstly, through reproducing the artwork on our own products and secondly, inspiring other business' to do the same. 

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Meet Badu, Boigu, Horn Islander and Aboriginal Artist

Justin is of mixed parentage including Islander (boigu, Badu and Horn Islands), Aboriginal and European. He grew up on Horn Island and in Cairns. In Justin's brief career he has exhibited locally in North Queensland as well as internationally and is regarded as an upcoming Islander artist to watch. Justin's works are rich in symbolism and local legend; his prints depict an extraordinary variety of sea creatures and maritime heroes. Crocodiles, dugongs, hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, skates, crabs, ctopi and many spcies of fish are depicted swimming in ornate fields of decorative patterns that are specific to various families and regions. These creations stories are the heart and soul of Torres Strait Islander culture. 

Need artwork for a project? Apply for a license

Want to Collaborate? tell us your idea

are you an indigenous artist? we would love to feature your profile in our hall of fame

"I love that you have taken the time to educate the consumer about the indigenous stories illustrated in your active wear using the beautifully produced card which accompanied the package. In fact it was so lovely I've kept it."

MaryAnne Taylor-Gibson

Are you an indigenous uni student? Apply to become an artist representative

interested in native australian fashion? visit our gallery store

want to learn more about our founder? read her story here

Brand partners

We collaborate with other brands to grant Indigenous Artists increased exposure and income.