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Haisla Collins is an artist of Tsimshian, Nisga’a, and Gitxsan ancestry. She paints, draws, beads, paints, and sings with a band. She is most well known for her work at the Central Vancouver Public Library, “Sisters Daughters Clan Mothers,” and “Spirits of the Realms,” a collaborative mural on Beatty Street. Haisla’s work is mystical and expressionistic and uses Indigenous forms, practices and storytelling. Her most popular item right now are UV-active neon earrings.

A small home-based Indigenous-owned business built one bead at a time. Authentic handmade native crafts that are both customizable and unique. Specializing in traditional and modern beadwork using only hand-smoked traditional moosehide.

Ay Lelum is a second-generation Coast Salish Design House from Nanaimo, B.C., designed and produced by sisters, Aunalee and Sophia. Their collections feature Traditional Coast Salish art by their father, William Good, and their brother, W. Joel Good, of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. Their FW20 Collection is available for purchase on their website, designed primarily with recycled and eco-friendly fabrics. Sizes range from XS-3XL and garments are proudly made in Canada.

Midnight Sun Elegance designs luxurious, authentic, Indigenous (Dene) handmade jewelry with a modern flare. Each piece is made to accentuate your beauty. I offer original pieces and custom orders. Materials used include tanned hide, porcupine quills, fur, horsehair, birch bark, shells, gemstone, beads, and high-quality metals. Happy shopping. Mahsi Cho.

Kaleiforniatattoos is primarily a tattoo artist who creates spirit name portraits and custom tattoo flash that is sometimes made into apparel. Kale’s designs are inspired by her Ojibwe culture and time spent as a school teacher in Winnipeg.

Niltze Tialli Pialli! My name is Natalie Tafoya and I am a Descendant of the Aztec Meshika people. I am a second-generation Artist and I currently reside in Vancouver. My passion for jewelry began as a child, selling handmade Turquoise Jewelry with my family. My designs reflect Visions and the beautiful colours of our Indigenous Culture. I create handcrafted beaded pieces of fine jewelry using glass seed beads, Swarovski crystals, and treasures! Tlazohcamati.

Tansi, Boozhoo, Hello, and welcome to Boreal Workshop. My name is Tanis Thomas and I am a member of Fisher River Cree Nation, Nehiyaw/Anishinaabe/Metis from Manitoba with family surrounding Lake Winnipeg. Boreal Workshop designs and hand makes fine jewellery and functional art objects (for personal and ceremonial use). We work in copper, silver, and gold, and offer gemmology/lapidary (gem cutting and setting) and engraving services.

Instagram: @borealworkshop
Facebook: @borealworkshopcanada

Zaagi’idiwin Beadwork offers contemporary and traditional pieces created with love by Anishinaabe beader, Claire Shannon-Akiwenzie. Claire is a member of the turtle clan from the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation in Neyaashiinigmiing, Ontario. She currently lives on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam, Tsleil Waututh, and Squamish nations.

The Frog Radio is an online radio station devoted to 100% Indigenous music of all genres. All day. Every day. Giving Indigenous musicians a platform to be heard. We are still here.

Sisters Sage is an Indigenous wellness brand using traditional cultural knowledge to create modern self-care and wellness products such as soap, salve, bath bombs, and Smokeless smudge sprays.

Anishnaabekwe from Ontario. I am just beginning my beading journey. I make a variety of beaded items including ornaments, keychains, earrings, etc.