Isabella has been beading since she was a little girl and this is her first time selling her creations.  She is of Cree and Mohawk descent from the Michel First Nation.  Isabella has been mentored by Melissa-Jo Belcourt Moses, an … Read More

A Cree Iskwew Design is an Indigenous Woman owned business, owned by Paula Johnson, A Nehiyaw Iskwew from Samson Cree Nation, who handcrafts essential oils from dry Sweetgrass, Sage, Cedar, Wild Mint, Wild Lavender and Wild Orange, Essential oils made … Read More

My name is Colleen Tweedle, I am Cree Metis whose family is from Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement in Northern Alberta. My Mothers family is originally from Papaschase Reserve. My biggest inspiration has always been my Kokum Melanie “Minnie” Blyan. Kokum … Read More

I’m an Algonquin indigenous artist, I was born in Edmonton Alberta. I  grew up In the mayerthorpe/ whitecourt area. After graduation I moved back to Edmonton.I am a single parent of 3 adult daughters. As a breast cancer survivor, doing … Read More

I’m a Metis woman hailing from all over Alberta and Saskatchewan. I found beading just as a hobby at the beginning of the pandemic after I lost my job and it has since become my side-gig while I attend university … Read More

My name is Terri Razor, an Anishanaabe-kwe from Waywayseecappo First Nation, Manitoba. I am a mother of two daughters (2 years old) and (10 months). My partner and I began creating signs in October 2021 for Indigenous people. We sold … Read More

Donna Robillard, is a Cree Iskwew originally from the Fond Du Lac Denesuline First Nation in Saskatchewan and has called Edmonton her home for many years.  She was gifted the teaching of bead work from her daughter Amanda and a … Read More

Tansi! My name is Jennifer Anderson, but most people know me as Squeed (my Cree name). My first language is Cree. I am from the Gift Lake Metis Settlement, born and raised. My parents have always taught me to value … Read More

Deanne is a self taught artist. She made her first ribbon skirt for her late sister DInnika Sutherland’s 1st memorial round dance. She didn’t have a ribbon skirt to wear and decided that she could create one for herself.  She … Read More

Agnes grew up in Aklavik and Inuvik, NWT and has been in Edmonton since 1997.  She creates northern style beadwork on traditional moccasins, mukluks, crow boots, duck boots, gauntlets mitts and gloves.  Custom orders can be placed by calling her … Read More