The Ultimate List of Gifts from Black Owned small Businesses

From the website: The Harlem Candle Co. is a luxury home fragrance brand specializing in scented candles inspired by the richness of Harlem.

Based in Washington DC, Black Pepper Paperie Co offers handcrafted wearable ceramic art, home décor, paper goods, and apparel.

Things to Help You Keep House and Stay fly at the same time.

Bole Road was started by Brooklyn-based interior designer Hana Getachew. The shop offers handwoven goods, including pillows, rugs, and other linens, made by artisans in Ethiopia.

Eco-friendly container gardening kits.

Shop here for funky, cool, eclectic decor for your home.

Beautiful hand poured beeswax candles made at a farm right outside of New York City.

Hand Poured Vegan Scented Candles made by 3 brothers: Collin, Ryan, and Austin Gill

Home and lifestyle products from black and women owned shop.

This Brooklyn-based nursery is still operating throughout the pandemic. It also has an online shop that sells a selection of plants, pots and planters, soil, fertilizer, gardening tools, and more.

Curators of a collection of black curiosities, heirlooms, and collectibles. You can find anything from Vintage posters, books, magazines, photos to .classic ebony and jet magazines. It's visual black history that you can have in your home.

From the website:

Looking for a new kind of cocktail? Each handmade InBooze™ packet contains one pouch filled with dehydrated fruits, veggies, spices and herbs to infuse your alcohol. The kit infuses enough for 8-10 cocktails...there is a flavor for everyone!

Based out of Oakland, Red Bay Coffee's mission is to bring people sustainably-sourced, high-quality coffee.

La Fête is a premium rosé wine label geared towards multicultural consumers and produced on San Tropez

Family owned selling raw honey + superfoods

Brooklyn Tea sells high quality, organic, and fair trade teas whenever available

DC is Go Go Music Half Smokes and Mambo Sauce. Head to Capital City Mumbo sauce to get your fix of this iconic local wing sauce.

That good chocolate! Founded by three brothers in Harlem

The Sip Society is a membership-based Champagne company, Members receive bimonthly boxes of mini-bottles of sparkling wines.

Lillie's of Charlson is a sauce and spice company that sells barbecue sauces, hot sauce, and spice rubs

Black Rare and Classic Books , Record and T-Shirts Located on Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia.

By Appointment Only

This bookstore originally started as an online bookstore a decade ago, specializing in books “written for, by, or about people of the African Diaspora.” Storefront located in Washington DC

Everything from T Shirts , sweatshirts, mugs, bags and more.

Affordable, unique, and long lasting jewelry that uplifts

From the website:

Created by Trina Small, supermom culture is a place a for moms. A place where mothers can feel seen and understood. Even when things don’t go their way, they have a super power.  Motherhood is not about being perfect, it's about being Super even in difficult situations. 

faith based apparel + accessories created by husband and wife team based in Chicago

Craving Vintage carries an assortment of delicately worn/used vintage items. Items range from accessories and jewelry to clothing and shoes.

The Icon Collection’s goal is to make it a normal experience to see beautiful, trendsetting women of color on artwork, t-shirts, and home décor.

Apparel based on Geechee Culture.

I found this vintage shop on Instagram but there is also a full shop on Etsy, 

SUZI SOMA creates affirmation chokers and chains to remind dreamers to maintain faith while on their journey.

Tree Fairfax offers timeless leather cross-body bags, belts, totes, and waist bags in mahogany, cognac, black, and russet.

Ceramics for your home

Christa David fuses the mediums of painting, collage and assemblage to create and recreate stories about home, belonging, faith, and identity.

"My work captures black childhood that is pure and uninterrupted.  My children and their real life experiences are often the subject.  The need to capture the reality of their specific childhood and the freedom that comes with it is one that drives me.  It is essential that the work illuminates an often under-recognized narrative: that black childhood is as important and as beautiful as every other child's. " 

Multi-disciplinary abstract artist

Based in Baton Rouge Osa Atoe sells earth-tone bowls, mugs, pitchers, and vases via Etsy. Ten percent of her sales are donated to the Baton Rouge Food Bank and the Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights.

Perfect way to document your family movie night!

We bring diversity to your celebrations with apparel, home decor and stationery. 

Play Pits started is a Mom Chantel Powell's solution to providing Kid-Friendly all natural hygiene for children with active lifestyles like her son!

A Monthly Subscription Box Service for Book Lovers who love Coffee!

From the website: Non-toxic, ready-to-wear synthetic hair extensions that make you look and feel confident

Fun  boxes for girls (ages 5- 12) filled with different tools for creative nail designs with an extra girly accessory within each box.

Bea Dixon started Honey Pot in her kitchen and today, they are sold at large retailers like Target, Urban Outfitters, and Walgreens. All products 100 percent natural but still clinically tested and gynecologist approved