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Engage your visual senses through Annie Nishwani Lachhman's art, a talented disabled digital artist from the Bronx.
Each purchase supports Annie's talents as she continues to spread Disability Pride and Joy through her meticulously crafted art pieces and designs.
Meet the Artist
Annie Nishwani Lachhman (she/her) is a mid-aged, Disabled artist of Guyanese descent and an Indo-Caribbean woman of color living with cerebral palsy. As a passionate advocate for accessibility, inclusivity, and Disability Pride, Annie's artistic journey is driven by her desire to create visibility and representation for the Disability Community, especially for marginalized groups within it. Her designs are heartfelt tributes to the diverse experiences of people with disabilities, beautifully intertwining art with advocacy. “Making art is my voice, it allows me to create new things, share what I have learned, and self-advocate," says Annie. Her work, including pins and cards, celebrates Disability Pride, resilience, and the community's vibrant diversity, each piece telling a story of progress, inclusion, and hope. By supporting and wearing Annie's designs, you help spark important conversations about Disability Pride and the Disabled Community.
We are a small, family-owned business. If you encounter any issues with our online store, please contact us at
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Color Meanings of Disability Pride Flag
● Green: Sensory & Perception Disabilities - representing disabilities that affect the senses, such as vision, hearing, touch, smell, or taste.
● Blue: Psychiatric Disabilities - symbolizing disabilities that affect mood, emotion, thoughts, and behavior.
● White: Non-apparent & Undiagnosed Disabilities - representing disabilities that are often invisible, such as chronic pain and fatigue, or those that evade diagnosis.
● Yellow: Neurodivergence - highlighting neurodiverse spectrums and disabilities that affect social behavior, learning, processing, and memory.
● Red: Physical Disabilities - signifying disabilities that affect mobility and motor function.
● Black Field: Represents the disparities and discrimination faced by people with disabilities.
● Brown Field: Annie's addition to the flag, representing Black and Brown individuals who are disproportionately marginalized and are also leaders in the Disability Rights Movement.
