Featuring stunning art inspired by breath and the power of our words, this gorgeous puzzle was designed by Métis Artist Leah Dorion. A meaningful design that supports the artist, honors Indigenous culture and reminds us of the power of our words.
Cecil Youngfox was born in 1942 in Blind River, Ontario of Ojibway and metis Parents. As an established Canadian artist Mr. Youngfox was renowned for his vivid and sensitive depiction of native traditions.
This beautiful puzzle features beautiful Chipewyan art inspired by the Every Child Matters movement and remembering the young lives lost. Every purchase supports the Indigenous artist letting you play with purpose and pride.
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.
Designed by Odawa Artist James Jacko, this gorgeous puzzle is inspired by the Crane Clan. In Indigenous culture these were the leaders and chiefs that did good work for their tribe and nation. A beautiful display of honour through art and puzzle fun!
Dreamland is never far away thanks to this super soft pajama set! Made with lively colours, a fun print and to keep them extra snug, this set is sure to be loved by parents and children alike.
This Fine Porcelain mug features beautiful Anishinaabe art inspired by the gift of children and the love and light they carry. Every purchase supports the Indigenous artist letting you sip with purpose and pride.
This coin purse keeps your change safe while showcasing beautiful Odawa-Pottawatomi art—representing many different teachings being celebrated and shared. Every purchase supports the Indigenous artist behind the design. Carry with pride, give with purpose