Cotton Knit Face Mask - Hummingbird Turquoise (Final Sale)
$14.95 $19.95
Let's be honest, no one loves to wear a mask! At Maker House we worked hard to offer you a simple and beautiful mask that is easily adjustable, and made in Canada.
This mask has a cotton knit outer layer with 100% cotton liner and elastic ear loops, and is available in Adult or Child sizes.
Click here to add a washable filter (also made in Canada).
The beautiful Hummingbird design is by indigenous artist Bill Helin. Tsimshian native artist Bill Helin enjoys a very rewarding career as a creative gold engraver, painter, woodcarver, and book illustrator. He loves to paint mythological images to educate people on the history of the Tsimshian nation and the many stories passed down through his ancestors. His greatest passion however is to spiritually represent and bond individuals together through the use of native Life Crest symbols.
The WHO and CDC recommend wearing a cloth face mask to blunt the spread of covid 19 by capturing and reducing droplets that become airbourne when talking, sneezing or coughing. Our best protection to keep safe and healthy is to not touch our faces, frequent hand washing and social distancing. When wearing this cloth mask be sure to:
- Wash hands before placing mask on face.
- To remove, pull on the elastic behind one ear and "peel" off across your face. If you can't wash it right away, place mask in an area that can be sanitized after.
- Wash mask in soap and warm water, hang to dry.
- Wash and sanitize your hands after touching or removing your worn mask, before washing it.
Cotton Knit Face Mask - Raven Blue
$19.95
Let's be honest, no one loves to wear a mask! At Maker House we worked hard to offer you a simple and beautiful mask that is easily adjustable, and made in Canada.
This mask has a cotton knit outer layer with 100% cotton liner and elastic ear loops, and is available in Adult or Child sizes.
Click here to add a washable filter (also made in Canada).
The beautiful Raven design is by Nuxalk & Nuu-Chah-Nulth artist Kelly Robinson. Kelly Robinson was born in Nanaimo, British Columbia. His roots and family origin are in Bella Coola, BC with descendants from both the Nuxalk and Nuu-chah-nulth nations. He was exposed to First Nations artwork from an early age and was always interesting in learning and refining the art — specifically the unique design forms of the Nuxalk. Under the guidance of his uncle, noted master carver, Alvin Mack, Kelly has developed his own techniques in creation of two and three dimensional art forms.
The WHO and CDC recommend wearing a cloth face mask to blunt the spread of covid 19 by capturing and reducing droplets that become airbourne when talking, sneezing or coughing. Our best protection to keep safe and healthy is to not touch our faces, frequent hand washing and social distancing. When wearing this cloth mask be sure to:- Wash hands before placing mask on face- Wash and sanitize your hands after touching or removing your worn mask, before washing it.
Cotton Knit Face Mask - Raven Charcoal (Final Sale)
$14.95 $19.95
Let's be honest, no one loves to wear a mask! At Maker House we worked hard to offer you a simple and beautiful mask that is easily adjustable, and made in Canada.
This mask has a cotton knit outer layer with 100% cotton liner and elastic ear loops, and is available in Adult or Child sizes.
Click here to add a washable filter (also made in Canada).
The beautiful Raven design is by Nuxalk & Nuu-Chah-Nulth artist Kelly Robinson. Kelly Robinson was born in Nanaimo, British Columbia. His roots and family origin are in Bella Coola, BC with descendants from both the Nuxalk and Nuu-chah-nulth nations. He was exposed to First Nations artwork from an early age and was always interesting in learning and refining the art — specifically the unique design forms of the Nuxalk. Under the guidance of his uncle, noted master carver, Alvin Mack, Kelly has developed his own techniques in creation of two and three dimensional art forms.
The WHO and CDC recommend wearing a cloth face mask to blunt the spread of covid 19 by capturing and reducing droplets that become airbourne when talking, sneezing or coughing. Our best protection to keep safe and healthy is to not touch our faces, frequent hand washing and social distancing. When wearing this cloth mask be sure to:- Wash hands before placing mask on face- Wash and sanitize your hands after touching or removing your worn mask, before washing it.
Cotton Knit Face Mask - Raven White
$19.95
Let's be honest, no one loves to wear a mask! At Maker House we worked hard to offer you a simple and beautiful mask that is easily adjustable, and made in Canada.
This mask has a cotton knit outer layer with 100% cotton liner and elastic ear loops.
Click here to add a washable filter (also made in Canada).
The beautiful Raven design is by Nuxalk & Nuu-Chah-Nulth artist Kelly Robinson. Kelly Robinson was born in Nanaimo, British Columbia. His roots and family origin are in Bella Coola, BC with descendants from both the Nuxalk and Nuu-chah-nulth nations. He was exposed to First Nations artwork from an early age and was always interesting in learning and refining the art — specifically the unique design forms of the Nuxalk. Under the guidance of his uncle, noted master carver, Alvin Mack, Kelly has developed his own techniques in creation of two and three dimensional art forms.
The WHO and CDC recommend wearing a cloth face mask to blunt the spread of covid 19 by capturing and reducing droplets that become airbourne when talking, sneezing or coughing. Our best protection to keep safe and healthy is to not touch our faces, frequent hand washing and social distancing. When wearing this cloth mask be sure to:
- Wash hands before placing mask on face.
- To remove, pull on the elastic behind one ear and "peel" off across your face. If you can't wash it right away, place mask in an area that can be sanitized after.
- Wash mask in soap and warm water, hang to dry.
- Wash and sanitize your hands after touching or removing your worn mask, before washing it.
Cotton Knit Face Mask - Whale Red
$19.95
Let's be honest, no one loves to wear a mask! At Maker House we worked hard to offer you a simple and beautiful mask that is easily adjustable, and made in Canada.
This mask has a cotton knit outer layer with 100% cotton liner and elastic ear loops.
Click here to add a washable filter (also made in Canada).
The beautiful Whale design is by Nuxalk & Nuu-Chah-Nulth artist Kelly Robinson. Kelly Robinson was born in Nanaimo, British Columbia. His roots and family origin are in Bella Coola, BC with descendants from both the Nuxalk and Nuu-chah-nulth nations. He was exposed to First Nations artwork from an early age and was always interesting in learning and refining the art — specifically the unique design forms of the Nuxalk. Under the guidance of his uncle, noted master carver, Alvin Mack, Kelly has developed his own techniques in creation of two and three dimensional art forms.
The WHO and CDC recommend wearing a cloth face mask to blunt the spread of covid 19 by capturing and reducing droplets that become airbourne when talking, sneezing or coughing. Our best protection to keep safe and healthy is to not touch our faces, frequent hand washing and social distancing. When wearing this cloth mask be sure to:
- Wash hands before placing mask on face.
- To remove, pull on the elastic behind one ear and "peel" off across your face. If you can't wash it right away, place mask in an area that can be sanitized after.
- Wash mask in soap and warm water, hang to dry.
- Wash and sanitize your hands after touching or removing your worn mask, before washing it.
Fish Tea Towel
Sold Out - $19.95
Learn all your fish knowledge while working in the kitchen! This 100% cotton Fish Tea Towel is perfect for any lover of the great outdoors.
Great at absorbing water yet fast drying.
Measures 18" x 27"
Made by Panabo in Vancouver, British Columbia.
With every purchase we make a donation to #CraftChange.
Haida Raven Tea Towel
$19.95
Add some Indigenous decor with this 100% cotton Haida Raven Tea Towel. This tea towel is great at absorbing water yet fast drying.
Tsimshian native artist Bill Helin enjoys a very rewarding career as a creative gold engraver, painter, woodcarver, and book illustrator. He loves to paint mythological images to educate people on the history of the Tsimshian nation and the many stories passed down through his ancestors. His greatest passion however is to spiritually represent and bond individuals together through the use of native Life Crest symbols. The art of Bill Helin is reproduced in collaboration with the artist and royalties are paid to the artist on each item sold.
Measures 18" x 27"
Made by Panabo in Vancouver, British Columbia.
With every purchase we make a donation to #CraftChange.
Inukshuk Trivet (Final Sale)
$24.95 $34.95
Add some Inuit-inspired decor to your kitchen with this Inukshuk Trivet. Made of recycled glass and heat resistant to 340F, these trivets are meant to hold boiling pots yet will still maintain their beauty over the years. There is a hole to hang the trivet as an art piece while not in use and protective felt dots on the back prevent them from scratching fine surfaces.
The traditional meaning of the inukshuk is "Someone was here" or "You are on the right path."
This beautiful trivet is from Indigenous artist Mark Garfield. Mark was born and raised on the West Coast of British Columbia. He developed an interest in carving at an early age copying totem poles and masks that inspired him throughout his youth. Mark’s work reflects a contemporary approach to traditional northwest coast art influences which have shaped his carving style. His work is held in private and corporate collections around the world.
Measures approx 7.5"
Made by Panabo in Vancouver, British Columbia.
With every purchase we make a donation to #CraftChange.
Moose Trivet
$34.95
Add a touch of cottage decor to your kitchen with this Moose Trivet! Made of recycled glass and heat resistant to 340F, these trivets are meant to hold boiling pots yet will still maintain their beauty over the years. There is a hole to hang the trivet as an art piece while not in use and protective felt dots on the back prevent them from scratching fine surfaces.
This beautiful trivet is from Indigenous artist Mark Garfield. Mark was born and raised on the West Coast of British Columbia. He developed an interest in carving at an early age copying totem poles that inspired him throughout his youth. Mark’s work reflects a contemporary approach to traditional northwest coast art influences which have shaped his carving style. His work is held in private and corporate collections around the world.
Measures approx 7.5"
Made by Panabo in Vancouver, British Columbia.
With every purchase we make a donation to #CraftChange.
Totem Pewter Bottle Opener
$9.95
Pick up this neat die cast Totem bottle opener to open up your favorite drink!
Made by Panabo in Vancouver, British Columbia.
With every purchase we make a donation to #CraftChange.
Treehouse Log Cabin Kit
$24.95
Build your very own log cabin! This Treehouse Log Cabin Kit includes glue and instructions - all you need to build it yourself!
The perfect cottage activity for any age.
Measures 7.25" x 3.5" x 2.5"
Made by Panabo in Vancouver, British Columbia.
With every purchase we make a donation to #CraftChange.