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Llamas are integral to traditional Andean ways of life. Their wool has been used for making woven textiles for hundreds of years. They aid in transportation and working the land.    Materials: 925 Silver Dimensions: Length:...

Just like gold, the Spondylus shell has been treasured by Pre-Incan civilizations and is believed to hold protective powers in many indigenous communities. In our Peguche community, women proudly pass on coral bracelets (known as Manillas)...

The subject matter and style of artist Mark Nadjiwan is predominantly inspired by his First Nation heritage. He is a self-taught artist whose chosen medium is pen and ink and his unique style is primarily a “fusion” of the Woodland and Northwest Coast Native...

Designs by Mark Nadjiwan  The subject matter and style of artist Mark Nadjiwan is predominantly inspired by his First Nation heritage. He is a self-taught artist whose chosen medium is pen and ink. His unique style...

Designed by Maxine Noel: "Mother Winter"   Materials: Polyester Dimensions: Length: 180cm  Width: 70cm

The use of porcupine quill dates far as back to 6th century AD and is found in many parts of the world. In South America, Kichwa peoples call the porcupine “punzuyani” and have used the quill...