Scaling a female-led, Black-owned art brand is uniquely challenging in an industry where visibility and investment are already limited. Despite the cultural and economic value Black women artists create, they face systemic barriers to funding, representation, and institutional support. The data is stark: less than 5% of art sold at major auctions is by women, and less than 1% represents Black women, underscoring how far the market still has to go. In this landscape, growth requires not only artistic excellence but also navigating inequities that restrict access to collectors, galleries, and capital.