We’re anticipating the addition of traditional Falsa blankets to our products – and we value your opinion!
Call it “market research”, I call it, pick your favourite! View the gallery images, then vote in the poll below (pick two).
Which colour combination do you like the best? Pick your best two.
Luke Gavin has carved another beautiful piece of art – a true collectible! We’re presenting this in an auction – so you can help us, help our local Native Friendship Centres! This paddle is 29.5 inches long, hand carved/painted, decorated with beads & feathers and treated with a natural oil preservative. The Auction runs until…
Join us for fall-time fun in Battlefield House Park, Stoney Creek (Hamilton, ON). Enjoy a pancake breakfast, games, pumpkin decorating, demonstrations, music, vendors – and of course, lots of fresh Ontario apples! We will be there with our great selection of natural medicines, crafts, furs, Bison snacks and local Maple products! Vendors and Demonstrators throughout…
What can I say? I was inspired by a line from the brilliantly twisted minds behind “Shoresy” (and previously, Letterkenny)…and while it’s Jared Keeso‘s creation, this particular inspiration feels like Kaniehtiio Horn is behind it. While I mention these two legends, props to Jacob Tierney and the entire cast & crew of these two series,…
Along with our “usual” goods, we have a few unique items for sale. Items may be picked up in Port Colborne, at our next event, or arrangements for shipping/delivery can be made at an additional cost. To purchase any of these items, contact us. HATS These are authentic Canadian fur hats, popular since before confederation!…
Dgwaagig Pii-maadoongeng Dibik Giizis Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong Territory, invites us to join their Harvest Moon Pow Wow! Craft vendors, food, dance specials & competitions, and a great community gathering for all peoples! (no pets, drugs, or firearms) As always, look for our red tent and the hanging pelts! Many interesting and unique items…
The Rasp is a traditional percussion instrument in many Indigenous culture in the Americas and around the world. The Southern Ute Nation call it a “Bear Growler”, in Central America it is called a Güiro (often made from a hollow gourd), many people associate the sound with Bullfrogs…other nations have other names (please comment if…
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