Press & Founder Recognition

Press & Founder Recognition

Inamullumani was founded by Luma Qusus Awad — designer, artist, and cultural advocate. Over more than two decades, Luma's work has been recognized by entrepreneurship networks, design publications, and international exhibition platforms that celebrate the intersection of art, heritage, and purpose-driven business.


Founder Profiles

Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (WEKH-PCFE)

Luma Qusus Awad is profiled by the Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (WEKH), a pan-Canadian research and policy network that amplifies the stories of women entrepreneurs across the country. Her profile highlights the cultural and artistic foundation of Inamullumani and her journey from Amman, Athens to Ontario.

Read the WEKH Entrepreneur Profile →

United Colours of Design Magazine

Luma Qusus Awad is featured among design mentors in United Colours of Design, an editorial platform dedicated to celebrating diverse voices in art and design.

View the United Colours of Design — Design Mentors Feature →


Awards & Recognition

Canadian Choice Award (2026)

Inamullumani received the Canadian Choice Award in 2026.

Women of Inspirations — Cultural Ambassador Award (2019)

In 2019, Luma Qusus Awad received the Cultural Ambassador Award at the Women of Inspirations awards in Canada — a recognition given to individuals who bridge cultures and inspire communities through their work.


International Exhibitions

Inamullumani collections have been presented at distinguished international venues, including:

  • UNESCO Headquarters, Paris
  • Zappeion Megaron, Athens
  • Dubai Design Week
  • Amman Design Week, Jordan

Each exhibition has been an opportunity to share wearable art rooted in Greek, Roman, and Middle Eastern heritage with audiences across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.


The Work Behind the Recognition

Inamullumani's mission extends beyond adornment. The brand has supported social impact initiatives including mammogram screenings for underprivileged women and anti-human trafficking programs in Canada. Luma also leads artisan training workshops, providing women with creative and technical skills that support independence and economic opportunity.

The Local Love Market

The Local Love Market is an initiative supporting artists, artisans, and small businesses in Canada and Jordan.

Follow The Local Love Market on Instagram

These values are embedded in every piece. Explore Inamullumani's heritage collections →


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