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18101 Design by Ojibwa Artist Norval Morrisseau. The Kimono Scarf is a lightweight, flowing garment that can be worn kimono-style, off-shoulder, or as a simple neck scarf. When worn in kimono style, buttons can be fastened to create armholes and closure...

18217 Design by Ojibwa Artist Norval Morrisseau. Eco-scarves are made of 100% recycled plastic bottles. 180cm x 70cm10 

18208 Designed by Métis Artist Deb Malcolm. The threads, no matter what they are made of, tie the present to the past and, hopefully, to the future. Eco-scarves are made of 100% recycled plastic bottles. 180cm x 70cm

6169 Design by Yellow Knives' Dene Native Artist Dawn Oman. "The hollow shafts of the polar bears fur reflects the light, making it appear white. Spring warmth and nesting instincts reflect a wonderfully joyful light inward to Momma Bears happy heart."...

9664 In many First Nations creation stories the continent of North America is called "Turtle Island." The giant turtle represents the teachings about the sacred nature of kinship and the profound interrelatedness among all life on earth.  We all...

9657 Designed by Métis Artist Leah Dorion. Strong Earth Woman honors the important physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual connection women have with the earth.  The earth teaches us that we need balance in order to be healthy and...

9651 Designed by Odawa-Pottawatomi Artist James Jacko. The Turtle is sacred in the indigenous culture. It carries the four colours of the medicine wheel, symbolizing important elements and can be different depending on the tribe. The seven circles...

BCSCARF25 With a couple twists, this luxuriously soft 100% bamboo scarf turns into a warm wrap or endlessly customizable infinity scarf featuring authentic Indigenous design.

ACAP14 Adjustable velcro back, and a breathable cotton twill back. 

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WO12 This Wooden Ornament is unique and beautiful way to celebrate gatherings with friends and family. Approximately 3" in diameter and made from Ipil Ipil wood.