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By the time they reach kindergarten, most kids believe that “fat” is bad. By middle school, more than a quarter of them have gone on a diet. What are parents supposed to do? Kids learn, as we’ve all learned, that thinness is a survival strategy in a world that equates body size and value. Parents…
A candle that celebrates the human form, perfect exactly the way it is. Jody is an excellent gift for lovers and friend, or for yourself. Set it on your bedside table to remind yourself that your body isn’t on it’s way to perfect, you are perfect.
3D candles like Jody are usually not burned, but rather used as home décor. If you would like to light the candle, put it on a fire safe dish as the wax will drip. The candle may not burn completely, however, remaining wax can be reused by transferring into a wax warmer and melted.
Jody is a handmade, hand poured candle. As such, imperfections and variations in shade are a natural occurrence. They simple add to the beauty of the art. Because of the type of candle this is, no burn time is predicted or guaranteed.
All candles have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
Our original design legs candle is a celebration of thunder thighs, butt dimples, chubby ankles and beautiful, strong legs.Â
Thighs of Thunder is a piece of home décor. If you would like to light the candle, put it on a fire safe dish as the wax will drip. Transfer and remaining wax into a wax melter and continue to enjoy. Imperfections, tiny air pockets, and color differentiations are natural and EXPECTED, simply adding to the beauty of the art. Because of the type of candle this is, no burn time is predicted or guaranteed.
All candles have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
Onyx is fat pregnant body candle, the perfect home (or office) decor for expectant parents, birth workers, or anyone that loves art that celebrates diverse bodies.
25 cents from every Onyx sold will be donated to an organization that works to actively reduce the Black childbirth mortality rate and is trans inclusive in its work. Until 12/31/23 the recipient of these funds will be Ancient Song Doula Services.
Onyx is a piece of home décor. If you would like to light the candle, put it on a fire safe dish as the wax will drip. Transfer and remaining wax into a wax melter and continue to enjoy. Imperfections, tiny air pockets, and color differentiations are natural and EXPECTED, simply adding to the beauty of the art. Because of the type of candle this is, no burn time is predicted or guaranteed.
All candles have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
Dorell, named after CTOAN founder Jodyann Morgan’s mother, is a fat pregnant body candle, complete with butt dimples, back rolls, and hand painted gold stretch marks. This is literally the first actually fat lifelike pregnant candle we’ve seen anywhere (and trust me, we’ve googled it to oblivion).Â
25 cents from every signature Dorell sold will be donated to an organization that works to actively reduce the Black childbirth mortality rate and is trans inclusive in its work. Until 12/31/23, the recipient of these funds will beAncient Song Doula Services.
Dorell is a piece of home décor. If you would like to light the candle, put it on a fire safe dish as the wax will drip. Transfer and remaining wax into a wax melter and continue to enjoy. Imperfections, tiny air pockets, and color differentiations are natural and EXPECTED, simply adding to the beauty of the art. Because of the type of candle this is, no burn time is predicted or guaranteed.
All candles have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
Use in a quality wax melter for best experience. The wax from the wax melt can be remelted and enjoyed until it no longer has a fragrance. Imperfections, tiny air pockets, and color differentiations are natural and EXPECTED, simply adding to the beauty of the art.
All candles and wax melts have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
Do you want to surround yourself with art that uplifts you, paying homage to the beauty of all bodies, not just the ones that society glorifies? Then this is the candle for you. Amari is the perfect nude art gift to set on your bedside table, mantel, or window sill.
Amari is a handmade, hand poured candle. As such, imperfections and variations in shade are a natural occurrence. They simple add to the beauty of the art. Because of the type of candle this is, no burn time is predicted or guaranteed. Burning instructions here.
All candles have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
Nothing quite like a fat ass fanny on your bedside table, am I right? CTOAN’s Fanny candle is the perfect nude art gift to set on your bedside table, mantel, or window sill.
The Fanny is a piece of home décor. If you would like to light the candle, put it on a fire safe dish as the wax will drip. Transfer and remaining wax into a wax melter and continue to enjoy. Imperfections, tiny air pockets, and color differentiations are natural and EXPECTED, simply adding to the beauty of the art. Because of the type of candle this is, no burn time is predicted or guaranteed.
All candles have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
If you’re a fan of our candles but long for more permanent, eye-catching art, then this planter is tailor-made for you. We’ve taken our beloved “Frankie” design and transformed it into a functional masterpiece.
Keep the planter away from flames and temps above 100°F. To clean, wipe with a damp cloth. Ensure your plant thrives by preventing it from becoming root bound. Expect small imperfections such as blemishes, rough surfaces, and fine lines due to the 3D printing process. Colors may vary slightly due to screen calibration differences.
Our original Frankie design was adapted by Griot Goods, a Black, nonbinary-owned small business that makes planters into fat art (check out their designs!).
Planters have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
If you’re a fan of our candles but want more permanent, eye-catching art, then this planter is exactly what you’re looking for! Our popular“Fanny“ design has been reimagined for all the plant parents out there, complete with stretch marks, an apron belly and butt dimples.
Keep the planter away from flames and temps above 100°F. To clean, wipe with a damp cloth. Ensure that your planter will last a long time by preventing your plant from becoming root bound.
Expect small imperfections such as blemishes, rough surfaces, and fine lines due to the 3D printing process. Colors may vary slightly due to screen calibration differences.
Our original Fanny design was adapted by Griot Goods, a Black, nonbinary-owned small business that makes planters into fat art (check out their designs!).
Planters have a processing time of 4 – 6 weeks.
A 10 page guide that highlights the 4 reasons you may be stuck in your body image.
This guide provides an overview of what body grief really is and includes Bri’s 4 part formula for healing your body grief.
You will get:
The perception of your body image is in conflict with the cognition of your body image.
If you resonate with this – you’re probably at the end of your rope. You’ve tried all the diets, you’re trying out this body positivity thing and you still feel stuck. You feel desperate for some brain space back and all of this work feels hopeless.
How does one even begin to reconstruct our thoughts of body hatred?
I’m here for you.Â
Inside the Body Grievers Course, you’ll finally learn how to live in your body, regardless of shape or size and find a community that is struggling with the same things you are.
Join us on the road to self discovery!
Movement/fitness/exercise by any definition is never an obligation or barometer of worthiness. But for fat people who want to move our bodies within a fat positive, Health at Every Size framework – whether it’s because we enjoy it, or because of the benefit(s) we get from it (even if we don’t enjoy it,) whatever our reasons, a fatphobic culture can create barriers, misinformation, and other difficulties for us. In this workshop we’ll explore tips, tricks, and information to help us move our bodies for our own reasons, within a fat positive framework. (This workshop can also be helpful to fitness pros who want to create a fat-positive practice!)
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With family gatherings, work parties, New Years bashes, New Years Resolutions, and a ton of diet ads… the holiday season can be a perfect storm of diet culture, weight stigma, and other nonsense. You’ll leave this workshop with perspectives, reframes, tips, tricks, and practical techniques to help you deal with everything from holiday diet ads to workplace weight loss talk to the family and friends food police so that you can have a happy holiday season on our own terms – whether you celebrate any holidays or not.
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There’s a lot of work to be done in the world, in order to do that work we need to remain resilient and avoid burnout. Activism can create needed change, but it can also create overwhelm, especially when we’re fighting against our own oppression. In this workshop we’ll discuss philosophies and real world strategies to turn some of that work from draining and potentially harmful, into a self-care practice that supports us and helps protect us from the effects of oppression.
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In the When Good Friends Do Bad Diets workshop, we talk about how the diet industry is doing everything it can to convince all of us to make another (ultimately doomed) weight loss attempt. Even when we aren’t fooled, often our nearest and dearest are still riding the diet roller coaster. And typically that means that they want to talk about it – anywhere and everywhere – in ways that can be anything from annoying to harmful. In this workshop we’ll talk about options for dealing with this in all the scenarios that we may find ourselves in.
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In the Dealing with Fatphobia at Work Workshop, we’ll talk about how fatphobia can create all kinds of challenges and difficulties in the workplace that fat people are left to navigate in order to simply make a living. These things aren’t our fault, but do become our problem so we’ll discuss options for navigating fatphobia at work.
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In this workshop Shelby and Ragen will discuss the intersectionality of weight stigma in healthcare with other marginalizations including racism, healthism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia and more, the research around weight and health, and tips, tricks, and strategies for getting competent, evidence-based, care from healthcare practitioners, even when they, and the system they are working in, are mired in weight stigma.
In this workshop Nicola and Ragen will discuss all aspects of reproductive care for fat patients, including dealing with weight stigma at the ob/gyn, debunking myths about fat pregnancy, the basics of getting pregnant in a fat body, and information about IUI and IVF, and birth control including emergency contraception and abortion care. This talk will be both weight and gender inclusive.
