Our Brands
4 Generations Creations founder, Ashley Michel, a Secwepemc mother from Kamloops, B.C. was inspired by the lack of authentic representation when she started her business in 2018 to create a better future for her daughter and generations to...
Anishinaabe Girl Designs is owned by Shauna Fontaine, a proud citizen of Sagkeeng First Nation, living in Treaty 1 Territory, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her designs are recognized as "urban boujee chic," showcasing luxurious, wearable Indigenous artistry. Shauna blends her passion for...
Bougie Birch founder, Ashley Katonhetsheriio Clark, a Wahta Mohawk, boasts over a decade of experience spanning business, human resource management, and customer service. Her journey, rooted in resilience and healing through Indigenous arts, serves as the foundation of...
Chez Crowfoot Collective , notre objectif est d'apporter les connaissances anciennes sur les plantes médicinales au monde moderne afin de guérir, nourrir et réparer.
Nous utilisons la Parfumerie Thérapeutique pour vous ramener à vous-même et à la nature....
Je m'appelle Leading Eagle Woman. Je suis le Clan de l'Ours. Mon nom anglais est Jenna et je suis la créatrice de 27 ans d' Eagle Woman Prints . Je suis une femme métisse ojibwe et crie et ma famille est...
Eiralize Lashes , fondée par Marissa Dubé, membre algonquine et mohawk de Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg et Kahnawake, incarne les valeurs autochtones de soutien communautaire et de respect de la nature. Ses cils sans cruauté envers les animaux...
Indi City was founded by Angel Aubichon, a Métis & Cree from Peepeekisis Cree Nation, who started making and selling beadwork as a single mother to support her family. Recognizing the physical toll of beading, she scaled her vision into a brand, known...
L'histoire de nos barres de shampoing
Chez Jack59 , nous sommes fiers de créer des produits de soins capillaires naturels, fabriqués de manière durable et issus de sources éthiques. Lorsque Vanessa a lancé Jack59,...
Kebaonish, co-founded by Dr. Shyra O’Demin Kwe Barberstock, who is Anishinaabe from Kebaowek First Nation, created this coffee and tea company as a celebration of community, culture, and connection. Operating on the traditional Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Kebaonish is rooted...
Kwósel Indigenous Jewelry and Art is owned by Melissa Victor, a beader, mother, and proud member of Xwchíyò:m (Cheam First Nation). She launched Kwósel as a desire to connect with her Xwchíyò:m roots. Her business is named in Halq’eméylem, meaning ‘Star.’...
Mikuniss Collection owner Valéry Larouche wants to promote her culture and that of the First Nations by offering unique pieces that combine the know-how of her ancestors and the innovation of today. Valéry graduated from Cégep Marie-Victorin in...
Muusa is a proudly Indigenous-owned medical scrub company located on Timiskaming First Nation in Northern Quebec. Female founders, Jodie and Erin, are passionate about creating products that stand out from the rest with designs that blend comfort, function, style and cultural...
Nativelovenotes, co-founded by Amy Jackson of Cree and Métis heritage hailing from Opaskwayak Cree Nation in Northern Manitoba, leads a bright and safe space where Indigenous culture shines through a unique brand collection. Nativelovenotes extends a ‘thank you’...
Red Rebel Armor , fondé par Sean Rayland-Boubar de la Première Nation Sagkeeng, est un collectif autochtone urbain mêlant streetwear et narration. Sean, un ancien membre d'un gang devenu entrepreneur social, a créé la marque comme...
SACRD THNDR, was founded by Alex Manitopyes, a non-binary/trans masc fashion designer based out of Calgary, Alberta. Inspired by their Plains Cree and Anishinaabe roots, Alex designs accessories that fuse tradition with modern style. SACRD THNDR offers a stunning collection...
Sagamité Watso, a culinary venture founded by Jacques T. Watso in 2021 to celebrate the Abenaki First Nation of Odanak's rich heritage. Our pride lies in crafting the authentic Sagamité soup mix—a delicious blend of beans, hominy corn, and a secret...
Shades of Grey Indigenous Pet Treats est une entreprise appartenant à 100 % à des femmes et dirigée par Keri Gray, membre des Algonquins de Pikwakanagan. Elle se consacre à fournir des friandises pour animaux de compagnie...
Small Feather Empire, founded by Niiostoseraah Thompson, a Mohawk woman from Akwesasne, embodies her journey from traditional roots to the bustling city of Ottawa. With a passion for fashion design, she transitions from handmade...
Standing Spruce founded by Lesley Assu, a proud member of the Haida nation, embraces her roles as a local Haida witch, herbalist, and mother, deeply rooted in the healing traditions of old world medicine and the wisdom of plants and trees....
Tribalure Cosmetics and Skincare is founded by Denyse Nadon, from Apitipi Anicinapek Nation, and Angie Sarsons, from Moose Cree First Nation. Tribalure is more than a beauty brand, it’s a cultural movement that infuses the rich tapestry of their cultural heritages...
Unparalleled Clothing Company founder, Jaret Smith, brings the rich heritage of the Métis Nation of Alberta to the forefront of the fashion world. As an Indigenous-owned Athleisure brand, Unparalleled is...
Wabanaki Maple , propriété 100 % féminine autochtone, est originaire de Neqotkuk ( Première Nation Tobique). La fondatrice Jolene Johnson présente le sirop d'érable traditionnel avec une touche moderne, vieilli en fût avec du bourbon,...
The Yukon Soaps Company was founded by Joella Hogan, a First Nation Citizen of Nacho Nyak Dun, Mayo, Yukon. An Indigenous-owned and operated business creating handcrafted soaps, shampoo bars, essential...
Pow Wow Pitch is about uplifting and empowering Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island - and now you can be part of the movement with our exclusive Pow Wow Pitch swag! Whether you’re cheering from the sidelines, supporting the mission, or are...