$29.99
These candles are specially formulated, created with 100% natural soy wax, wood wicks, and healing stones!
A nostalgic and rustic escape to a Winter Campfire with warm notes of Earthy Cedar.
Hand poured 100% soy wax, 8 oz, 40-50 hour burn time.
Tips:
The first burn is the most important.
When lighting your candle for the first time, make sure you wait until the wax has melted evenly across the candle. By ensuring the whole surface has melted before you extinguish your candle, you'll avoid tunneling and help your candle last longer.
Burn your candle for 3-4 hours at a time.
While you may want to burn your candle all day long, to ensure your candle lasts as long as it can (40-50 hours), make sure you don't burn it for longer than 3-4 hours at a time. However, if you do choose to burn it for longer than that per session, all that means is you'll get to buy a fresh candle a bit sooner.
Trim your wicks.
Before re-lighting your candle, make sure you trim it to a 1/4 inch to ensure the smoothest possible burn.
Made by Kokumoon Candles in Ottawa, ON
2% of all sales will help to #CraftChange.
$12.99
Scrunchies are everyone's favourite hair accessory. They are a stylish and effortless upgrade to traditional elastic hair ties, and make the perfect finishing touch for your hair. These fun, floral hair bands will look great on your wrist too (because we know that's going to happen!).
The fabrics are so stunning, you won't want just one. Protect your hair with these bright beautiful scrunchies and enjoy telling everyone about Mya.
Kwey Kakina (hello everyone)! Meet Mya ... the creator behind Kokom Scrunchies!
Mya Beaudry is a talented young Algonquin from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation. Since starting Kokom Scrunchies in the fall of 2019, Mya has always ensured that all Kokom Scrunchies are handmade with love in Canada.
Mya named each of the original Kokom Scrunchies after Indigenous role models in her life - the word Kokom means Grandmother. She hopes to also inspire others in her journey. What started off as an idea, has taken Mya on path of bringing Kokom Scrunchies to everyone, young and old.
Main colour for this scrunchie is Black.
Each scrunchie is handmade so there may be some variation, however, it will be close to the image provided.
Made by Kokom Scrunchies from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation in Quebec.
$199.00
This blanket is an essential piece to your everyday adventures. It's perfect for family picnics, camping, getting cozy around the camp fire. The acrylic/wool blend is soft and luxurious.
MINI TIPI is a Canadian women-owned company that creates small batch quality goods for your home and family. MINI TIPI was founded in 2016 by Trisha Pitura and Mélanie Bernard, with designs inspired by their proud Canadian and Indigenous heritage.
''I wanted this blanket to encompass the safety, beauty and connection that make Full Moon ceremonies special. These ceremonies were how I bridged the physical and spiritual world, and was the first type of ceremony I ever attended. I connected deeply with the Full Moon – our grandmother – who in the physical world for me was an incredible matriarch and someone that passed away at a pivotal time in my life. When I attended a Full Moon ceremony for the first time, it felt like I could continue to have a relationship with her and like I was being wrapped in love, much like the purpose of this blanket.
Full Moon ceremonies give us an opportunity to connect with our Grandmother Moon, who guides all water on earth – including the Great Lakes, oceans, rivers, and the water that makes up most of our physical bodies. She represents femininity and life cycles – including our moon times and birth – since where there is life, there is water.
“Ceremony” brings you comfort and warmth, and was designed to look like we are sitting in a Full Moon ceremony together. There are ribbon skirts on one end, and ribbon pants on the other – representing how our modern ceremonies are inclusive and welcoming of all identities. I included berries and water to include the elements brought into ceremony. The skydomes along the sides represent the connection to the spirit world. Finally, the symmetry represents the importance of duality and balance, a teaching we must always carry in our bundles. '' -Morningstar
Alanah Astehtsi Otsistohkwa (Morningstar) Jewell (she/her) is a French-First Nations artist. She is Bear Clan from Oneida Nation of the Thames, grew up off-reserve and currently lives in Kitchener, Ontario. Alanah is an illustrator, painter and muralist, and organizes local Indigenous Art Markets. Her passion is promoting Indigenous art and culture in urban areas.
Materials: 50% recycled polyester, 30% acrylic, 20% recycled wool
Size: 60" x 80"
Care Instructions: Wash cold, hang to dry.
Made by Mini Tipi in Gatineau, QC
This item is handcrafted, slight variations are to be expected and admired.
$12.99
Scrunchies are everyone's favourite hair accessory. They are a stylish and effortless upgrade to traditional elastic hair ties, and make the perfect finishing touch for your hair. These fun, floral hair bands will look great on your wrist too (because we know that's going to happen!).
The fabrics are so stunning, you won't want just one. Protect your hair with these bright beautiful scrunchies and enjoy telling everyone about Mya.
Kwey Kakina (hello everyone)! Meet Mya ... the creator behind Kokom Scrunchies!
Mya Beaudry is a talented young Algonquin from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation. Since starting Kokom Scrunchies in the fall of 2019, Mya has always ensured that all Kokom Scrunchies are handmade with love in Canada.
Mya named each of the original Kokom Scrunchies after Indigenous role models in her life - the word Kokom means Grandmother. She hopes to also inspire others in her journey. What started off as an idea, has taken Mya on path of bringing Kokom Scrunchies to everyone, young and old.
Main colour for this scrunchie is Royal Blue.
Each scrunchie is handmade so there may be some variation, however, it will be close to the image provided.
Made by Kokom Scrunchies from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation in Quebec.
$12.99
Now you can sketch and colour in style with these beautiful Haida pencil crayons featuring indigenous art designed by Haida artist T.J. Sgwaayaans Young.
Set of 12 double ended coloured pencils with 24 colours to choose from, offers a wide range of vivid colours that help inspire children's self-expression and imagination.
Made with cedar wood from sustainably managed forests.
Native Northwest products are guided by the following principles:
Designed by Native Northwest in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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