Windyigarn Art and Skin Care

Hello and Welcome to Windyigarn! Windyigarn means allow to be free in my language. Windyigarn Natural Skin Care is family owned and operated and is dedicated to providing natural skin care products that perform. Our product range is not only ethically made, but has been Indigenously created. You will see one of my designs featured on our labels, which is called My Country. This may shed some light as to why we hold strict values around sourcing Australian ingredients, oils and packaging for our products. As with all of our products, our Natural Skin Care range is made locally in Australia. 100% Vegan Ethical and Cruelty Free No Parabens No SLS No Synthetic or Artificial Ingredients Sustainable Packaging Recyclable Shipping Items Using ONLY Australian Oils and Ingredients Our range is heavily influenced by bush medicine; using only natural ingredients that are ethically sourced within the country. Bianka is a modern and contemporary Aboriginal Artist, born in Mount Gambier, South Australia. Biankas Indigenous roots originate from Ceduna, SA through her maternal Grandmother. She enjoys painting about meaningful relationships, family and the Mount Gambier Blue Lake. Bianka especially loves painting with bright colours with gradients and fade in and out types of backgrounds. Commissions may be accepted upon request. Please e-mail your request to sales@windyigarn.com.au. Requests to purchase digital files of art may be proposed, however approval will be heavily dependent on the potential purchasers brand values, ethics and morale and intended reproduction or print proposals. All artwork is copyright protected and reproduction is prohibited without prior consent provided from Windyigarn and/or Bianka Carson or her legal and or ethical representative/s and or advocate/s. We would like to acknowledge the land we work and live on today is the traditional lands of the Boandik people and respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We recognise and respect all First Nation cultural heritage, beliefs and relationships with the land, and acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to First Nation people living today. We acknowledge the diversity of First Nation peoples past, present and future.