Curated Stores, By Disabled Creators and Caregivers
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Nazrana Ali has always wanted to work. Like anyone else, she longed for independence, the chance to contribute, and the feeling of being valued. Yet many employers focused on her disability rather than her potential. She lives with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (brittle bones), along with a heart condition, chronic fatigue, and chronic pain. As the years passed, her health made it increasingly difficult to commit to fixed working hours, creating an even greater barrier to traditional employment.
These repeated setbacks took a heavy emotional toll. Nazrana fell into depression and gradually lost hope. No matter how capable or motivated she was, it often felt as though there was no place for her in the conventional workforce.
Creativity, however, had always been part of who she is. She has always been a crafty, hands‑on person, and making things brought her genuine joy. For a time, she stayed home to help care for her nana alongside her mum. When her nana passed away, life suddenly felt colourless. Nazrana knew she needed something meaningful to help her move forward, yet her options were limited. Because of her health, only a small number of courses or pathways were realistically accessible.
The turning point arrived unexpectedly. Her mum returned from a holiday in Turkey carrying three large mosaic lamps she had carefully brought all the way back to New Zealand. Seeing how much those lamps meant to her mum sparked something in Nazrana. She found herself thinking: If mosaic pieces can mean that much to someone, maybe I could create beautiful mosaic items here that others would love just as deeply.
That spark became Nazaics.
Nazrana began decorating trays, coasters, and other items with colourful mosaic tiles, crafting each piece by hand. Starting a business was daunting she had never owned or run one before but with support from the Disability Business Network, she was able to bring Nazaics to life and turn her creativity into something real.
Today, Nazaics gives Nazrana purpose. It allows her to work at her own pace and in harmony with her health, rather than in conflict with it. Every piece she creates is made with care, patience, and heart. She hopes that one day her creations will become heirlooms treasured items that are loved, kept, and passed down through generations.
For Nazrana, the greatest satisfaction comes from knowing that her work brings happiness to others, just as it brings joy to her during the process of creating it.
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SAYNAB'S PHOTOGRAPHY
Saynab is a Deaf entrepreneur and the founder of this business. She created it with the intention of building something that truly reflects who she is and the community she comes from. Growing up Deaf shaped her worldview it taught her resilience, creativity, and the value of clear, honest communication. These experiences sit at the core of everything she does.
Her business emerged from both necessity and passion. Saynab recognised the many gaps where Deaf people were overlooked, misunderstood, or excluded, and she was determined to make a difference. She set out to build something where accessibility is not an afterthought, but a foundation. For her, being Deaf is not a limitation; it is a strength that informs her perspective, her work ethic, and her meticulous attention to detail.
Saynab wants customers to know that her work is deeply personal. Every product and service she offers is created with care, intention, and lived experience. By supporting her business, customers are uplifting Deaf talent, celebrating Deaf culture, and reinforcing the belief that Deaf people can and should lead, create, and succeed on their own terms.
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EMMA'S CAPTURED MOMENTS
Emma Silson is a passionate photographer with cognitive developmental delay, whose journey began with a Lumix 20–1200 camera. Through dedication and determination, she later saved up to purchase her Sony RX10, a milestone that marked the next step in her creative growth. Photography quickly became more than a hobby for Emma it became a way to show the world how she sees light, detail, and emotion through her lens.
Emma’s goal is to share her work with people who appreciate meaningful, expressive photography. She hopes her images will find a place in people’s homes, becoming pieces that spark connection and joy. She also aims to exhibit her work in local galleries, bringing her artistic vision into community spaces where it can be experienced up close.
Emma regularly competes in major photography competitions, continually pushing herself to refine her craft. She has already established her own website, and while she doesn’t have an online store yet, she is steadily working toward expanding her platform so her work can reach even more people.
For Emma, photography is not just about taking pictures it’s about capturing moments that deserve to be seen, shared, and celebrated.
Emma also transforms her photography into products like calendars, tote bags, magnets, and key rings, bringing her images into everyday life.
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The Fantastic Five of East Tennessee: Celebrating Children with Down Syndrome
The Fantastic Five of East Tennessee is a joyful celebration of children with Down syndrome, written by 9-year-old author Adaiah A. Azeem and lovingly edited by her mother, Dr Anita A. Azeem. Through bright storytelling and big-hearted imagination, Adaiah introduces children who are everyday superheroes, powered not by capes, but by kindness, friendship, and joy.
Born from her brother's lived experience of Down Syndrome and deep sibling love, the book gently challenges fear and misunderstanding. At its heart is Adaiah’s beautiful truth: “There is nothing to be worried about people with an extra chromosome - they are delightful.” This is more than a children’s book; it’s an invitation to see difference as something human, powerful, and worthy of celebration.
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Nitish G C is a passionate freelance logo designer with over 11 years of experience, known for his bold creativity and unwavering vision. Born with cerebral palsy, Nitish has never let his disability define his limits instead, it has shaped his resilience and sharpened his artistic voice. Over the years, he has served more than 500 clients across India and internationally, building a reputation for designs that speak louder than words and brands that stand out with purpose and power.
His journey into design was driven by both talent and determination. Nitish believes that every brand deserves a visual identity that reflects its essence, and he brings this belief to life through logos that are both striking and meaningful. His work spans a wide range of industries, including IT, food, construction, education, fashion, healthcare, and more. Clients such as Ramdas Infotech, MOM’s Factory, Rudra Academy, Navayuga Gold & Diamonds, and Lifeline Clinic and Diagnostics have trusted him to craft their brand identities.
Nitish’s approach is deeply personal. He invites people not just to hire a designer, but to support a creator who has overcome barriers and built a thriving career through sheer passion and skill. With every logo, he aims to create magic designs that resonate, endure, and elevate. Though he works independently, his impact is collective: when you support Nitish, you support inclusive talent, creative excellence, and the belief that vision knows no bounds.
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