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This bowl is inspired by the shape of the abalone shell, which is often used for smudging. Smudging happens by burning different elements such as sage sticks, sweet grass braids or palo santo sticks. The smoke...

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...

These beaded studs was lovingly made in Tkaronto by Patricia Cajas (Kichwa), owner and co-founder of Pacha Arts. Patricia Cajas, daughter of Matilde Ruiz Lema, granddaughter of Mama Rosa Lema, is a Kichwa indigenous storyteller and...

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

Crafted from pure copper, this elegant bracelet combines timeless artistry with purposeful design. Copper has long been valued for its potential to support healthy circulation and provide comfort for those managing arthritis. The refined finish and...