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ZLD494-53873 This blanket from Pendleton is robe sized, which is the size preferred by Native Americans for ceremonial purposes. Made from pure virgin new wool and cotton, it features a distinctive Pendleton pattern and is perfect for cuddling up with on...

TOTEM-STONE-ASST   These carved stones are great for inviting the specific attributes of the totem animal into your meditation or daily routine. Carry the stone in your right pocket or hold in your right hand during meditation. They are also a good...

INCLUDES 1 FITTED SHEET 1 FLAT SHEET 1 PILLOW CASE 0363-

1311-ASST   STAINLESS STEEL, 3 LITER POT, THERMAL INSULATING HANDLE AND EASY POUR DESIGN  

0626- These are beautiful and high quality weekender rolling bag. Travel in style and never lose your luggage with this uniquely Spotted Feather weekender rolling bag! The approximately measurement of the weekender rolling bag is 9 /2" x 6 /4" x 8 /2"...

WV-890 Skunk Oil is slowly sun-rendered from skunk fat and the oil poured off. CAN BE USED AS TRADITIONAL MEDICINE.

Designed by Métis Artist Leah Dorion. "Our breath gives us life and is the sacred vessel which carries our voice.  When words are shared with loving positive energy our world is greatly impacted." Sets consist of 3 bags, Large, Small and...

NATIVE JOURNAL THREE SISTERS ALBERT, 80 pages of lined paper. It comes with a ribbon divider and artist biography in the back.   BIOGRAPHY   Cultural Background: Cree Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and raised by French Canadian parents in...

FPC19  Young Kwakwaka'wakw woman from Vancouver Island wears a cedar bark cape and abalone earrings.

TDISH16  CERAMIC DISH TRINKET  BY PAUL WINDSOR,HAISLA, HEILTSUK 

CMUG17  The speckled matte exterior and coloured glossy interior add visual intigue. MICROWAVE AND DISHWASHER SAFE Taakeit Aaya or "Gifted Carver" Haida of the Naikun Raven clan was born in Prince Rupert BC in 1978. He is a great-great grandson of...

CMUG14  DISHWASHER AND MICROWAVE SAFE Leila Stogan Coast Salish,Musqueam "Our stories and traditions are woven into our textiles. These woven designs reflect our ancestral traditions and our connection to nature."