Selling Aboriginal art with royalties paid is a key practice at Allanson Souvenirs!

Selling Aboriginal art with royalties paid is a key practice at Allanson Souvenirs, reflecting our commitment to cultural preservation, community empowerment, and ethical tourism. Here’s why this approach matters:

1. Cultural Preservation: At Allanson Souvenirs, we ensure that Aboriginal artists retain ownership of their traditional and contemporary works by paying royalties. This helps preserve the rich stories, cultural practices, and artistic techniques passed down through generations.

2. Empowering Indigenous Artists: Royalties provide direct financial support to Aboriginal artists and their communities, sustaining their livelihoods and promoting economic independence. At Allanson, we believe in empowering artists to continue creating and sharing their cultural heritage.

3. Raising Awareness and Education: The Aboriginal art in our collection serves as a gateway to understanding and appreciating Indigenous history and heritage. Each piece sparks conversations about the significance of traditional designs and the stories behind them.

4. Supporting Community Development: By paying royalties, Allanson Souvenirs contributes to community initiatives in health, education, and social services. This direct support helps improve the lives of Aboriginal artists and their communities.