Disability Pride Soap

Made By Mosaic Makers Gallery: Amy, Raquel, Michelle, Shakeira, Veronica, Cerrie-Anne, Janine.

Celebrate Disability Pride Month with our joyful collection of handmade soaps! Bursting with the juicy scent of French Pear and crafted from a blend of clear and goatsmilk soap, each bar is as unique as its maker. These soaps don’t just smell amazing—they champion creativity, individuality, and pride in the disability community. Check out our video on insta! Disability Pride Soap Making

At Mosaic we’re proud to walk alongside so many creative, curious, and courageous individuals. Every day, we celebrate who people are — while continuing to call for a more inclusive and accessible Tasmania.

The colours of the Disability Pride Flag each represent a different part of the lived experience of disability. 

• Red - physical disabilities
• Gold - neurodiversity
• White - invisible disabilities and disabilities that haven't yet been diagnosed
• Blue - emotional and psychiatric disabilities, including mental illness, anxiety, and depression
• Green - for sensory disabilities, including deafness, blindness, lack of smell, lack of taste, audio processing disorder, and all other sensory disabilities
• Black background on the Disability Pride Flag represents mourning — for people with disability who have died due to ableism, neglect, or preventable causes.