If you know me or follow me on instagram, you know I am ALWAYS looking for ways to support other woman owned businesses. I want to be everyone’s cheerleader. I want us all to succeed. So, I crowd sourced from my amazing instagram community and together with my own recs, my 2023 woman owned business gift guide came to be.
Woman Owned Business Gift Guide
There’s something for everyone on this woman owned business gift guide! I’m featuring everything from plant food kits to nourishing self care items. There’s even a product from a 14 year old entrepreneur on here! Let’s all be intentional with our purchases and support woman owned business this season.
Flourish makes all purpose plant food for the plant lover in your life. This organic plant food is rich in nutrients with both fast and slow release so your plant is covered!
Rose Powell, the 14 year old maker behind Rose + Co is on a mission to raise money to support every girls’ right to education. Candles are hand poured and made of coconut wax. The names of the candles are young and fun, so this is a great candle for a teen as well!
I have never even heard of diamond art until the writing of this article. Now I am fascinated by it. Each piece of art is comprised of 10,000+ resin diamonds to create an ethereal work of art that is a priceless labor of love.
A conscious brand with sustainability in mind, TBCo is certified B Corp and donates 2% to environmental protection charities.
Soft goods committed to the elimination of waste, Baggu is one of the very few businesses that doesn’t incinerate dead product. All departments meet monthly to discuss further sustainability. Their vast array of products shows they practice what they preach: use as much as they can, for as long as they can.
Puzzles for adults and teens that are not only gorgeous, but literal pieces of art. Founder, Kaylin, found herself working on jigsaw puzzles as a meditative practice after working around the clock. And then…Jiggy was born.
A former Shark Tank participant and candle lover, Founder Abigail started out with a mission to make transportive fragrances that cost less than the premium brands. Scents bring the energy of art, fragrance, and design to everyday moments.
All natural ingredients that harness the healing power of nature to transform our skin. This zero waste brand is committed to the environment as well as using only the best natural ingredients.
Located in Santa Fe, this second generation jewelry business specializes in opals and architectural pieces. Staci, daughter of the co-founder, is also passionate about animal rescue. She single handedly rescued the 2 kittens we ended up adopting and was an amazing foster mom to them. We are so grateful to her and know that much of the money she makes from this business, she uses to support other small businesses as well as foster more cats. In fact, many of the businesses on this page were her recommendations!
Skin and body care formulated by an herbalist committed to using earth centered ingredients to heal and repair skin. Products are sourced from small organic farms.
Miiasoey, an artist from Hong Kong, designed the packaging for this limited edition Guatemalan coffee. Superlost Coffee are direct trade coffee roasters paying Beyond Fair Trade rates to farmers and partnering with artists for package designs. This blend is from Finca Patzibir farm in Atitlan, Guatemala. Only 75 bags are produced.
A dear friend brought me the India & Purry catalog on one of our get togethers because she knows how much I love florals. And these are SOME FLORALS!! Beautiful artistry translated into home goods.
You might remember seeing Allison DeVane on Shark Tank! She’s bringing the up scale coffeehouse experience to home brewers. Kits are beautiful and thoughtfully made.
Brooke is a Mississippi based illustrator whose inspiring work focuses on celebrating and empowering women of color all around the world. Representation matters! This is a great gift to a young woman of color and their allies.
Ok, I know what you’re thinking. DEODORANT IS NOT A GIFT. And I do agree with you, however, literally every woman I know has been on an unsuccessful search to find the holy grail of aluminum free deodorants that don’t lead to stink, dark pits, or a rash. All I’m saying is that this deodorant WORKS. Be a holiday hero, especially if the recipient lives in an old building with radiators the temperature of Hades. I use this deodorant and can attest it is amazing. My favorite scents are Orange Neroli and Coconut Nectar.
Based in the Southwest, Dryland Wilds upcycles plants to make desert perfume! Here you’ll find small batch handcrafted balms, soaps, scents, etc. They also teach sustainable wildcrafting free of charge to Black and QTBIPOC students.
Upcycled tins made into beautiful one of a kind pieces of wearable art. Sourced from antique stores and thrift shops, most of the tins are from 19th century England and Holland and were originally tea and biscuit tins!
Crissy, a decorator by trade, had a penchant for sourcing vintage finds and then storing them in her original “store” aka her basement. This love of the hunt brought her to open a store dedicated to selling affordable one of a kind treasures with her community.
Colorful and unique jewelry that just brings JOY. LF Jewels combine coastal with cool quirk in a range of hand beaded jewels.
Kriss left a career covering conflicts and breaking news in favor of a slower pace, inspired by nature. She creates beautiful floral pieces of art and photographs them to affordably sell as unique prints.
Who would you add to my woman owned business gift guide list? Sound off in the comments! For more woman owned businesses, visit the We Are Women Owned directory and take a look at their 2023 gift guide!