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These Paypura Earrings embody the concept of two dualities coming together by combining two materials - acrylic and cedar (a medicine across many communities). They are designed by Samay, who is inspired by her ancestry, Andean...

These earrings are designed by Kaluyahawi in collaboration with the Pacha Arts Family.  We spent many weeks talking about a design that would connect to both our cultures: Oneida and Kichwa. Snakes in particular came up...

These table runners are inspired by intricate Andean motifs and bring a little flair to your table. Made in Otavalo, Ecuador by the Lema family (Kichwa).  *NOTE: Photos show half the table runner! The other side...

These earrings are deeply inspired by Renata Flores, a Quechua singer from Peru, whose work honours Quechua language and culture. Her work has helped create and advance musical genres such as Rap Andino and Inka Trap, becoming...

Shawn Howe (They/Them/Theirs) is an Anishinaabe, Indigiqueer non-binary, neurodivergent, disabled artist. Their Spirit name is Red Cedar Tree and they are Bear Clan. They come from Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation with membership in Sipekne’katik...

Segmented and outlined florals are a popular beadwork design choice, especially in Anishinaabe culture. These athletic socks feature a multi-petaled flower inspired by such beadwork as well as the trillium, a flower that can be found...