Title: Beaded Florals with Mink Fur Drops

Artist: Rebecca Doxtator

Tribal Affiliation: On?yota'á:ka' Oneida Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: thread, delica seed beads, deer hide, 14k gold findings, mink fur, one needle beading technique

Dimensions (HxWxD): 13 cm x 6 cm

Description/Inspiration:

Flowers and floral designs are central to Ukwehuwé cultural designs. This is a contemporary take on a floral design. With gold, copper, pink and yellow tones, this piece is larger than most of Otsí:tsi'designs florals. It has gold findings and 14k gold hooks; backed with deer hide. Adorned with mink fur drops that are removable so the wearer can feature just the florals alone. Estimated value at $225.00.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Rebecca Doxtator (she/ they) is from the Oneida Nation of the Thames community and the artist behind Otsí:tsi'designs. Rebecca started beading in 2014 and her work has gone from being a casual hobby to an artistic passion. She creates beautiful and unique beadwork from earrings to bolo ties with on of-a-kind designs. Their work brings a mix of traditional Ukwehuwé beadwork style with a pop culture twist.

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Title: The Hands of a Master

Artist: Hayden Haynes

Tribal Affiliation: Seneca Nation of Indians, Kiowa, Muskoke

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Moose Antler

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2"x1"x.75"

Description/Inspiration:

Inspired by watching master potter and friend Peter B. Jones demonstrate traditional pottery. I took some photos of him demonstrating at a festival and decided to create a piece that captured how hands work and create pottery. These antler rings are what i consider special occasion pieces. Although they can be worn everyday, it is recommended that they only be worn occasionally. This will help maintain the color of the piece. It is also recommended that the piece be stored in a box when not in use to avoid long exposure to light and sunlight.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am a self-taught antler carver and a member of the Seneca Nation of Indians. I began carving in my mid-20's. I was inspired to begin carving after seeing some works by Stan Hill Sr., Wayne Skye and Norman Jimerson, but I developed my own unique style. Early on I realized that antler and bone carving was an art form that did not receive the same amount of acknowledgment as other traditional art forms. In fact, many to this day, still do not recognize the relevance of antler and bone carving within our culture, and therefore the material and art form are in many ways oppressed. So I set forth to not only hone my skills as an artist, but also to to bring to light, the importance of this often overlooked art. I have had no formal education in either arts or arts education. However, I spent/ spend a considerable amount of time researching techniques and tools my people used to work bone/antler. In 2016, I was invited to have my first solo show at the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum. All the while learning as much as I could about how the material relates to our culture. Collaboration is a focus of my work. In 2021, I teamed up with fellow Seneca, Jocelyn Jones who is a culture bearer and model. I photographed her in several locations related to the Thomas Indian School (TIS), which was a Native American residential boarding school that operated on our Cattaraugus Territory. The photos were eventually expanded into a full scale exhibit installation with other 2-d, & 3-d works by other artists. It is currently on loan to the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum. This is one example, however my collaborations take many forms. Most often I use what I do and any platform and opportunity I have to help uplift the voices of women and women artists. My life's work is also to help restore in small ways, the role of women in our culture and society. I believe my current work (carving, knowledge sharing, education/lectures, curatorial, collaborations) is really coming into a good place. I feel like all of my efforts in the revitalization of antler carving are making a difference. Even though the numbers of carvers (or those revitalizing utilitarian bone usage) I work with or talk with are small, they are more. And the opportunities to talk to institutions about the material and art form from a cultural perspective is increasing. My future work will be a continued exploration of material innovations, and as it is now, confrontation with social topics, uplifting our women, and using my work to help revitalize antler carving.

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Title: Skull and Soul

Artist: Ken Fury

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Genuine garnet, peridot, 10K solid yellow gold, and comes with a 14K solid gold chain. Hand carved in wax and cast.

Dimensions (HxWxD): Size: 29mm x 19mm

Description/Inspiration:

In this piece, the skull symbolizes finite human life on earth, with the eyes glowing with energy and awareness, and the stone in the mouth represents the soul, boundless and infinite.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Ken Fury (Kenneth Marez Jr.) works in multiple mediums, including painting, jewelry, music, dance, poetry, photography, and filmmaking. Fury lives in New York City and grew up in Pueblo, Colorado, and is of Nuevomexicano and Indigenous Genízaro descent from southern Colorado and New Mexico. His work explores the polarities of existence-creation and destruction-and the relationship between humans and nature. His art expands on multi-dimensional figurations, abstractions, and spaces derived from his dreams, subconscious, and life experiences. Love, mortality, transformation, eroticism, spirituality, and the ongoing effects of colonization permeate Fury's body of work.

Ken comments: "My art is part of one expanding environment that stimulates all the senses while also relying on intuition to create spontaneous works that attempt to pierce the core of emotion and spirit."

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Title: Comet

Artist: Ken Fury

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Sterling Silver and Labradorite, comes with a sterling silver chain. Hand carved in wax and cast.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 48 mm x 20 mm

Artist Bio/Statement:

Ken Fury (Kenneth Marez Jr.) works in multiple mediums, including painting, jewelry, music, dance, poetry, photography, and filmmaking. Fury lives in New York City and grew up in Pueblo, Colorado, and is of Nuevomexicano and Indigenous Genízaro descent from southern Colorado and New Mexico. His work explores the polarities of existence-creation and destruction-and the relationship between humans and nature. His art expands on multi-dimensional figurations, abstractions, and spaces derived from his dreams, subconscious, and life experiences. Love, mortality, transformation, eroticism, spirituality, and the ongoing effects of colonization permeate Fury's body of work.

Ken comments: "My art is part of one expanding environment that stimulates all the senses while also relying on intuition to create spontaneous works that attempt to pierce the core of emotion and spirit."

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Title: Ashley Callingbull X Hillberg & Berk Shining Rock Sparkle Ball™ Long Pendant Necklace & Stud Earrings (SET)

Year Completed: 2022

Dimensions (HxWxD): Convertible Chain: Adjustable between 8.75", 10.75", 18.75" hanging

Description/Inspiration:

Out of the blue. This necklace features an adjustable gold chain that can be worn 4 different ways. A 14mm Sparkle Ball™ filled with crystals creates a serene ombre blue. Designed in collaboration with Ashley Callingbull.

Sky-inspired. These Sparkle Ball™ Stud Earrings feature sterling silver caps and an array of hand placed crystals that create a serene ombre blue. Designed in collaboration with Ashley Callingbull.

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Title: Olive Branch Moccasins, Ladies Size 8

Artist: Natalie Ortiz

Tribal Affiliation: Anishinabe of Wauzhushk Onigum

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Textile, leather work and beadwork

Dimensions (HxWxD): 3' x 3.5' x 10' - Size 8 Womens

Description/Inspiration:

As a child I lived in Peru with my family. My home was in the district of San Isidro, Lima, Peru. Behind my home was a beautiful park named Parque de Olivares. In English that translates to Olive Tree Park. I used to go there daily with my sister and play and climb the olives trees that covered the whole park. It is one of my first and most memorable memories. I think because of how beautiful it is, and how much fun I had playing there, it's stuck in my head like it was just yesterday to this day. These moccasins have beaded olive tree branches, and the vamp is a deep green to represent the luscious greenery of the park.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Hello everyone, my name is Natalie, and I am a Toronto based artist. I focus my art on making handmade jewelry (Traditional and non- traditional), moccasins, dream catchers and other leather work. My work comes from inspiration I find in my heart, culture and experiences. I am of Indigenous Canadian (Ojibwe) and Peruvian background. A lot of my work will show or have meaning connected to my backgrounds. I learned how to bead, and hand make moccasins through traditional teachings. Those teachings I carry with me and continue to practice through my art. The jewelry and moccasins I make, are all made to be worn by anyone who appreciates them.

Anyone looking to support Indigenous art and respect the tradition's Indigenous people have been practicing for centuries are appreciated. If you love what you see, follow my social media for moccasins and leather work designs at @natymocs.

Thank you,
Natalie

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Title: Untitled

Artist: Alicia Marie - Alicia Hitchings

Tribal Affiliation: Passamaquoddy tribe in Indian township Maine

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Beadwork, Braiding, Quills

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2.5 inches long

Description/Inspiration:

Quills surrounded by 24K gold plated true cuts, black painted true cuts and sweetgrass. Edged in gold plated true cuts. Hooks are gold plated. Backed in deer hide.

Artist Bio/Statement:

My name is Alicia Hitchings and I'm an enrolled member of the Passamaquoddy tribe in Indian township Maine. I self taught beading and using quills in my necklaces and bracelets while in high school. In the 90's there wasn't much I could do with my art, so I stopped in college. After a traumatic event in my life a few years ago, I picked back up my beads and quills as a form of healing. I added in sweetgrass, not only is it amazing medicine, but as a connection to my grandmother since she braided for the basket makers back in the day. I love thinking of her and feeling her next to me every time I make tiny braids and I add them as a finishing touch to all my earrings. I reside in WV with 6 kids with beading as my main "job" and children's photography on the side.

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Title: Untitled

Artist: Alicia Marie - Alicia Hitchings

Tribal Affiliation: Passamaquoddy tribe in Indian township Maine

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Beadwork, Tutfting

Dimensions (HxWxD): 1 inch diameter

Description/Inspiration:

Caribou tufts surrounded by natural aquamarine and sweetgrass. Edged in sterling silver plated true cuts and swarovski crystals. Hooks are sterling silver. Backed in deer hide.

Artist Bio/Statement:

My name is Alicia Hitchings and I'm an enrolled member of the Passamaquoddy tribe in Indian township Maine. I self taught beading and using quills in my necklaces and bracelets while in high school. In the 90's there wasn't much I could do with my art, so I stopped in college. After a traumatic event in my life a few years ago, I picked back up my beads and quills as a form of healing. I added in sweetgrass, not only is it amazing medicine, but as a connection to my grandmother since she braided for the basket makers back in the day. I love thinking of her and feeling her next to me every time I make tiny braids and I add them as a finishing touch to all my earrings. I reside in WV with 6 kids with beading as my main "job" and children's photography on the side.

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Title: Black & White Floral Beaded earrings

Artist: Teal Fawn Designs - Maria Livingston

Tribal Affiliation: Bigstone Cree First Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Size 11 - 15 seed beads (black ,pearl white, gold, clear), thread, felt, fingernail post
hooks

Dimensions (HxWxD): 0.5" x 2" x 2"

Description/Inspiration:

This pair of earrings is inspired by Maria / Teal Fawn Designs love for nature and the beauty within it. The color palette is neutral so these earrings can be worn with many outfits.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Maria Livingston is a member of the Bigstone Cree First Nation in Northern AB, Canada. She is a mother of two children with a passion for sharing her culture through visual arts, specifically through beadwork. Maria's work is influenced largely by nature and pop culture.

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Title: Black beaded Porcupine Quill Teardrop earrings

Artist: Teal Fawn Designs - Maria Livingston

Tribal Affiliation: Bigstone Cree First Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Size 10-11 seed beads (black, grey), dyed porcupine quills, sterling silver earring hooks, felt, rhinestone banding, thread

Dimensions (HxWxD): 0.25" x 1.5" x 3"

Description/Inspiration:

Beautiful handmade earrings with a simple all black color palette. Extra detail of porcupine quills that are dyed black. A simple and beautiful go-to pair of earrings.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Maria Livingston is a member of the Bigstone Cree First Nation in Northern AB, Canada. She is a mother of two children with a passion for sharing her culture through visual arts, specifically through beadwork. Maria's work is influenced largely by nature and pop culture.

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Title: Turtle Medallion Set & Turtle and Wolf Painting

Artist: Brooklyn Rudolph- Nicholas

Tribal Affiliation: Pimicikamak Cree Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Hand painting, acrylic paint, faux leather, resin, various types of beads (crackle quartz,
shell aqua luster round, glass beads, metal beads, dyed quartz blue, dyed crackle agate
blue).

Painting: Acrylic paint on stretched canvas. Hand painted, finished with a protective clear coating.

Dimensions (HxWxD):

Medallion is approximately 5.5 inches x 4.5 inches. Earrings are
approximately 1.5 inches.

16x 12 inches on stretched
canvas.

Description/Inspiration:

Inspired by the teachings of Truth, and Humility.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Brooklyn is an Ininew (Cree) woman and member of the Pimicikamak Cree Nation. She is 24 years old and grew up off reserve in Treaty 1 Territory, in the North End of Winnipeg, MB. She is an advocate for Indigenous rights and cares deeply for Indigenous Communities. She is a professional Indigenous Artist and centre's her art projects on ways to create positive change within the community. She loves to give, and most of her Indigenous artworks are gifted around the community to nonprofit organizations (Shelters, Mental Health Organizations, Women's Centres, etc.).

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Title: Moccasin Earrings

Artist: Renata Meconse

Tribal Affiliation: Pinaymootang First Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Polymer Clay and acrylic paint, hand made and hand
painted

Dimensions (HxWxD): 1.5-2 inches X .5 inch X .25 inch

Artist Bio/Statement:

Renata Meconse is an Anishinaabe artist living in Treaty Territory No.1 - Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is a proud mother of three children and her community is Pinaymootang First Nation in Treaty No. 2.

Throughout her life, Renata has loved the arts in its many forms including visual, theatre and music. As part of her education in Creative Communications at Red River College.

You can find more of Renata's work on Facebook and Instagram under "Art by Renata Meconse.

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Title: Lavender Rabbit Fur Shoulder Dusters

Artist: Osâwask Creeations - Julia Fiddler

Tribal Affiliation: Nehiyaw-Métis, Citizen of Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA)

Year Completed: March 2022

Medium: #11/0 & #10/0 seed beads, hand sewn non-detatchable rabbit fur pompoms, gold
plated kidney wires

Dimensions (HxWxD): 5" Long

Artist Bio/Statement:

Osâwask Creeations

Taansii! My name is Julia Fiddler. I'm a Cree-Métis artist from Treaty 7, and a citizen of MNA in Canada. My family originates from Treaty 6, Métis region WR2 in Batoche. I'm a passionate beader, dental assistant and cat mom.
I am a self-taught beader , and enjoy creating one-of-a-kind pieces that bring joy and healing to those who wear them. I like to combine traditional materials and teachings with modern materials and designs, to create gorgeous statement pieces to make you feel elevated and traditional. With hours spent on each piece, each bead patiently and purposefully placed, I sew every stitch with careful consideration and weave good intentions into my designs, just for you. I hope you enjoy ? kinanâskomitin

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Title: Hand Painted Tree & Mountain Earrings

Artist: Kayla Beth Sasakamoose - Beth Rose Designs

Tribal Affiliation: Ahtahkakoop First Nation, Plains Cree, Treaty 6

Year Completed: 2021

Medium: Water colour and acrylic paint on wood centres size 11 delica beads, including 24kt Gold Beads.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2 inches in Diameter

Description/Inspiration:

Lightweight pink, purple and blue Beaded Earrings with Hand Painted centres. Mountains symbolize courage, strength, peace and both life's hardships and achievements as well as the battle in between. (valleys and peaks) Trees symbolize resilience, roots, a refuge, and growth. Lightweight pink, purple and blue Beaded Earrings with Hand Painted centres. Mountains symbolize courage, strength, peace and both life's hardships and achievements as well as the battle in between. (valleys and peaks) Trees symbolize resilience, roots, a refuge, and growth.

Artist Bio/Statement:

My name is Kayla Beth Sasakamoose. I am a 22 year old Indigenous Artist/Artisan from Ahtahkakoop First Nation, Saskatchewan.

I use beads. water colour and acrylic paints to create a variety of Beaded and Hand Painted lightweight jewelry, paintings, and gift items.

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Title: Beaded Orange Floral Earrings

Artist: Kayla Beth Sasakamoose - Beth Rose Designs

Tribal Affiliation: Ahtahkakoop First Nation, Plains Cree, Treaty 6

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Size 11 beads, including 24kt Gold Delica, Charlotte cut, and seed beads. Horse Hair, Gems, deer hide and 18kt Gold earring posts.

Dimensions (HxWxD): Beaded Earrings - 2.1 inches across and 2.3 inches length wise. Horse Hair is 21 inches long. (23 in. x 2.1 in.)

Description/Inspiration:

Floral designs and heading techniques are passed down by my great grandmother. The teardrop gems represent the grief and trauma that our grandparents and loved ones endured at the hands of the residential school system. Orange represents those who have survived and the ones who never made it home. The Fire Color's represent the fire ignited by standing together to honour and support the generations affected by the unforgettable acts of genocide.

Artist Bio/Statement:

My name is Kayla Beth Sasakamoose. I am a 22 year old Indigenous Artist/Artisan from Ahtahkakoop First Nation, Saskatchewan.

I use beads. water colour and acrylic paints to create a variety of Beaded and Hand Painted lightweight jewelry, paintings, and gift items.

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Title: Unisex Hairpipe and Bone Turtle necklace on Brown Leather Cord

Artist: J&J's Jewelry Boutique - Jennifer Levasseur

Tribal Affiliation: Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation, Canada

Year Completed:

Medium: Bone Hairpipe, Bone Pendant, Rondelle beads, Leather Cord

Dimensions (HxWxD): 37.5cm x 3cm x 0.4cm

Description/Inspiration:

In many Tribes, the turtle has symbolizm associated to Mother Earth. The turtle also represents Wisdom, Protection, Health, and Safety. Hairpipe has been used for many centuries by Indigenous peoples. Traditionally, they were used in Chokers, Bracelets, Necklaces and Breastplates. I have created this piece to signify the connection between Western and Indigenous Cultures and how we can connect as one.

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Title: Turtles with Glass Beads and White Mother of Pearl Shell Earrings

Artist: J&J's Jewelry Boutique - Jennifer Levasseur

Tribal Affiliation: Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation, Canada

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Alloy Turtles, Stone, Glass Beads, Mother of Pearl, Nickel free hooks

Dimensions (HxWxD): 7cm x 1 cm x 0.5cm

Description/Inspiration:

Mother of Pearl has been used for many of its properties and powers. Mother of Pearl can help with clarity and intuition while soothing those dealing with fear. Together, the turtles and shell have a representation of healing, protection and perseverance.

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Title: Woman's Rose Gold Rondelle and Hairpipe Bracelet

Artist: J&J's Jewelry Boutique - Jennifer Levasseur

Tribal Affiliation: Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation, Canada

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Ivory Bone Hairpipe, Rose gold Rondelle Beads, Clasp , Leather Cord

Dimensions (HxWxD): 40.5" Length x 25.5' Width x 43" - 48" Waist

Description/Inspiration:

Hairpipe has been used in many Indigenous pieces. Whether it is clothing or Jewelry, Hairpipe is still quite actively seen. More commonly; you'll see Hairpipe in Powwow Regalia. This bracelet is a representation of Western and Indigenous Cultures working together. Each Gold Rondelle bead is studded in faux crystal rhinestones.

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Title: Pow Wow Princess

Artist: Beadz by Dre (Andrea Johns)

Tribal Affiliation: Mohawk Nation (Six Nations) (Canada)

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Beadwork, K9 glass crystals, vintage hand-painted cabochons, leather, fingernail posts

Dimensions (HxWxD): 4" x 1.5"

Description/Inspiration:

Two-tier beaded earrings made with vintage deadstock glass cabochon, K9 crystals, opal rhinestone banding and imitation pearls, backed with leather and fingernail posts.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I started beading in 2019, but I've always admired and loved beadwork. I'm Kanien'kéha:ka (Mohawk) and in Haudenosaunee culture, beads are central to our identity. Our wampum belts are intricately beaded mnemonic devices that hold records of our histories and our treaties and agreements with other nations.

Wampum is made from whelk and quahog shells and is extremely difficult to work with - creating these beads by hand takes an unbelievable amount of skill, time and patience. Much like beadwork. Wampum was and is still considered a luxury. Beadwork is a reflection of the prosperity, ingenuity and resilience of Indigenous art and culture.

I recently completed an 80-piece collection for the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival marketplace, and my beadwork was purchased by the Textile Museum of Canada for their giftshop. I continue to release new pieces and collections throughout the year.

I use vintage cabochons, high-quality crystals and a variety of stone, wood, bone, feather, quills and other natural materials to create unique and innovative pieces.

Andrea Johns
Beadz by Dre

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Title: Straight Outta Compton

Artist: Beadz by Dre (Andrea Johns)

Tribal Affiliation: Mohawk Nation (Six Nations) (Canada)

Year Completed: 2021

Medium: Beadwork

Dimensions (HxWxD): 4.5" x 3.5" with 29" hairpipe bone necklace.

Description/Inspiration:

Fully beaded Eazy-E medallion made with 11/0 Miyuki delica beads, 2-cut Charlotte seed beads and size 15 seed beads Finished with hairpipe bone and silver-plated beads.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I started beading in 2019, but I've always admired and loved beadwork. I'm Kanien'kéha:ka (Mohawk) and in Haudenosaunee culture, beads are central to our identity. Our wampum belts are intricately beaded mnemonic devices that hold records of our histories and our treaties and agreements with other nations.

Wampum is made from whelk and quahog shells and is extremely difficult to work with - creating these beads by hand takes an unbelievable amount of skill, time and patience. Much like beadwork. Wampum was and is still considered a luxury. Beadwork is a reflection of the prosperity, ingenuity and resilience of Indigenous art and culture.

I recently completed an 80-piece collection for the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival marketplace, and my beadwork was purchased by the Textile Museum of Canada for their giftshop. I continue to release new pieces and collections throughout the year.

I use vintage cabochons, high-quality crystals and a variety of stone, wood, bone, feather, quills and other natural materials to create unique and innovative pieces.

Andrea Johns
Beadz by Dre

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Title: Rainbow Fringe

Artist: Beadz by Dre (Andrea Johns)

Tribal Affiliation: Mohawk Nation (Six Nations) (Canada)

Year Completed: 2021

Medium: Beadwork and rainbow rhinestone banding

Dimensions (HxWxD): 7.5" x 1.25"

Description/Inspiration:

Made with seed beads, ss6 sparkly rhinestone banding and finished with 925-silver plated kidney hooks.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I started beading in 2019, but I've always admired and loved beadwork. I'm Kanien'kéha:ka (Mohawk) and in Haudenosaunee culture, beads are central to our identity. Our wampum belts are intricately beaded mnemonic devices that hold records of our histories and our treaties and agreements with other nations.

Wampum is made from whelk and quahog shells and is extremely difficult to work with - creating these beads by hand takes an unbelievable amount of skill, time and patience. Much like beadwork. Wampum was and is still considered a luxury. Beadwork is a reflection of the prosperity, ingenuity and resilience of Indigenous art and culture.

I recently completed an 80-piece collection for the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival marketplace, and my beadwork was purchased by the Textile Museum of Canada for their giftshop. I continue to release new pieces and collections throughout the year.

I use vintage cabochons, high-quality crystals and a variety of stone, wood, bone, feather, quills and other natural materials to create unique and innovative pieces.

Andrea Johns
Beadz by Dre

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Title: Full Moon Fever

Artist: Beadz by Dre (Andrea Johns)

Tribal Affiliation: Mohawk Nation (Six Nations) (Canada)

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Beadwork and rainbow rhinestone banding

Dimensions (HxWxD): 4.5" x 1.25"

Description/Inspiration:

Made with Miyuki delica beads and silver bugles, finished with 925-silver plated kidney hooks.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I started beading in 2019, but I've always admired and loved beadwork. I'm Kanien'kéha:ka (Mohawk) and in Haudenosaunee culture, beads are central to our identity. Our wampum belts are intricately beaded mnemonic devices that hold records of our histories and our treaties and agreements with other nations.

Wampum is made from whelk and quahog shells and is extremely difficult to work with - creating these beads by hand takes an unbelievable amount of skill, time and patience. Much like beadwork. Wampum was and is still considered a luxury. Beadwork is a reflection of the prosperity, ingenuity and resilience of Indigenous art and culture.

I recently completed an 80-piece collection for the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival marketplace, and my beadwork was purchased by the Textile Museum of Canada for their giftshop. I continue to release new pieces and collections throughout the year.

I use vintage cabochons, high-quality crystals and a variety of stone, wood, bone, feather, quills and other natural materials to create unique and innovative pieces.

Andrea Johns
Beadz by Dre

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Title: Neon Hummingbird

Artist: Beadz by Dre (Andrea Johns)

Tribal Affiliation: Mohawk Nation (Six Nations) (Canada)

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Beadwork

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2" with 18" silver-plated chain

Description/Inspiration:

Made with neon seed beads and iridescent mirrored hummingbird centre, finished with
silver-plated chain.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I started beading in 2019, but I've always admired and loved beadwork. I'm Kanien'kéha:ka (Mohawk) and in Haudenosaunee culture, beads are central to our identity. Our wampum belts are intricately beaded mnemonic devices that hold records of our histories and our treaties and agreements with other nations.

Wampum is made from whelk and quahog shells and is extremely difficult to work with - creating these beads by hand takes an unbelievable amount of skill, time and patience. Much like beadwork. Wampum was and is still considered a luxury. Beadwork is a reflection of the prosperity, ingenuity and resilience of Indigenous art and culture.

I recently completed an 80-piece collection for the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival marketplace, and my beadwork was purchased by the Textile Museum of Canada for their giftshop. I continue to release new pieces and collections throughout the year.

I use vintage cabochons, high-quality crystals and a variety of stone, wood, bone, feather, quills and other natural materials to create unique and innovative pieces.

Andrea Johns
Beadz by Dre

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Title: Thunderbird Cuff Bracelet

Artist: Zhawenim Designs - Ashley Rose Machendagoos

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibway from Whitesand F.N.

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Beadwork, Loom

Dimensions (HxWxD): 6.25' x 2.5' (Bracelet Lays Flat)

Artist Bio/Statement:

Ashley-Rose Machendagoos - Artist, Designer, Facilitator

I am an Ojibway Artist from Whitesand First Nation. I grew up in Thunderbay, Ontario where i lived on Fort William First Nation for most of my childhood.

I am a self-taught Beadloom Designer. I specialize in both traditional and contemporary styles while continually pursuing new teachings on traditional indigenous techniques.

I resided in Ottawa, Ontario for 17 years and recently relocated to Wahnapitae, ON.

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Title: Vietnam Veteran Medallion

Artist: Candice Hixenbaugh

Tribal Affiliation: Apache, & Papago

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: 11/0seed beads, bone hairpipe, fire polished beads, natural horse hair. Backed with
deer hide, and crow beads. Two needle technique.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 5"

Description/Inspiration:

To honor Vietnam Veterans.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Born in 1978 in California. And lived in a lot of places in the US. Since my father was in the army. I've been drawing since I could hold a pencil up. I'm Apache and papago both of new Mexico. Growing up my great grandmother never allowed us to claim our heritage. Later in life I realized that boarding schools were taking kids until 1996. We knew about our background though through both of my grandmothers. I danced at Powwows since I was 14 and had my coming out ceremony in 2019. I danced until my back injury affected my balance and recently diagnosed with Lupus. I've been doing more artwork and beadwork as my medicine. It helps me feel more productive.

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Title: Moose Circle Medicine

Artist: Carmin Bear-Blomberg

Tribal Affiliation: Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Flat Stitch, Moose Hyde and Beads

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2.5-3inches Height X 2inches Wide X 0.5 MM Depth

Artist Bio/Statement:

Tansi, Carmin Bear-Blomberg, nisîthikâson, Peter Ballantyne Maskwa Néhiyaw Nation, Pelican Narrows Saskatchewan, ochi nitha.

I am the daughter of Q w ikilag (meaning high standing in the Bighouse, given to her from James Charles King on behalf of Sarah Ester Johnson, Nelson), Therise Leroux, Johnson, Blomberg and Clifford Blomberg. I am the granddaughter of Irene Blomberg, Marie Bear and Arthur Blomberg. I am Woodland Bear Néhiyaw (Cree) and Norwegian Sweden Jewish from my father and French and Scottish from my spirit mother. I am a first generation residential school survivor.

I also walk with teachings gifted from my Kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis brother, ?i?alqumlilas (meaning Welcoming face, given to him by James Charles King aka Jimmy King) Glen Johnson from Gilford Island.

As a young womxn working on my Masters in Indigenous Specialization, I work with and walk alongside youth, elders, knowledge holders, and individuals in community witnessing their reconnection to culture through art/design and ceremonial practices. Creating designs from dreams, visions, ceremony, blood memory, my grandmothers, and spirit.

Each creation is made with love and healing medicine gifted from dreams, visions, ceremony, blood memory, my grandmothers, and spirit. One bead, brush stroke, and stitch at a time I weave together designs messages from my gifted teachings. Each design comes with a message and story of where the materials came from.

Kahkithaw niwahkômâkanak, (All my relations in Cree),

Carmin Bear-Blomberg Maskwa (Bear) Nêhiyaw (Cree), Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation with Norwegian Sweden Jewish and French Descent.

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Title: Deer Circle Medicine

Artist: Carmin Bear-Blomberg

Tribal Affiliation: Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Flat Stitch, Moose Hyde and Beads

Dimensions (HxWxD): 1.5inches Height X 1.25inches Wide X 0.5MM Depth

Artist Bio/Statement:

Tansi, Carmin Bear-Blomberg, nisîthikâson, Peter Ballantyne Maskwa Néhiyaw Nation, Pelican Narrows Saskatchewan, ochi nitha.

I am the daughter of Q w ikilag (meaning high standing in the Bighouse, given to her from James Charles King on behalf of Sarah Ester Johnson, Nelson), Therise Leroux, Johnson, Blomberg and Clifford Blomberg. I am the granddaughter of Irene Blomberg, Marie Bear and Arthur Blomberg. I am Woodland Bear Néhiyaw (Cree) and Norwegian Sweden Jewish from my father and French and Scottish from my spirit mother. I am a first generation residential school survivor.

I also walk with teachings gifted from my Kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis brother, ?i?alqumlilas (meaning Welcoming face, given to him by James Charles King aka Jimmy King) Glen Johnson from Gilford Island.

As a young womxn working on my Masters in Indigenous Specialization, I work with and walk alongside youth, elders, knowledge holders, and individuals in community witnessing their reconnection to culture through art/design and ceremonial practices. Creating designs from dreams, visions, ceremony, blood memory, my grandmothers, and spirit.

Each creation is made with love and healing medicine gifted from dreams, visions, ceremony, blood memory, my grandmothers, and spirit. One bead, brush stroke, and stitch at a time I weave together designs messages from my gifted teachings. Each design comes with a message and story of where the materials came from.

Kahkithaw niwahkômâkanak, (All my relations in Cree),

Carmin Bear-Blomberg Maskwa (Bear) Nêhiyaw (Cree), Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation with Norwegian Sweden Jewish and French Descent.

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Title: Moose Heart Medicine

Artist: Carmin Bear-Blomberg

Tribal Affiliation: Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Flat Stitch, Moose Hyde and Beads

Dimensions (HxWxD): 1.5-2inches Height X 1.25inches Wide X 0.5MM Depth

Artist Bio/Statement:

Tansi, Carmin Bear-Blomberg, nisîthikâson, Peter Ballantyne Maskwa Néhiyaw Nation, Pelican Narrows Saskatchewan, ochi nitha.

I am the daughter of Q w ikilag (meaning high standing in the Bighouse, given to her from James Charles King on behalf of Sarah Ester Johnson, Nelson), Therise Leroux, Johnson, Blomberg and Clifford Blomberg. I am the granddaughter of Irene Blomberg, Marie Bear and Arthur Blomberg. I am Woodland Bear Néhiyaw (Cree) and Norwegian Sweden Jewish from my father and French and Scottish from my spirit mother. I am a first generation residential school survivor.

I also walk with teachings gifted from my Kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis brother, ?i?alqumlilas (meaning Welcoming face, given to him by James Charles King aka Jimmy King) Glen Johnson from Gilford Island.

As a young womxn working on my Masters in Indigenous Specialization, I work with and walk alongside youth, elders, knowledge holders, and individuals in community witnessing their reconnection to culture through art/design and ceremonial practices. Creating designs from dreams, visions, ceremony, blood memory, my grandmothers, and spirit.

Each creation is made with love and healing medicine gifted from dreams, visions, ceremony, blood memory, my grandmothers, and spirit. One bead, brush stroke, and stitch at a time I weave together designs messages from my gifted teachings. Each design comes with a message and story of where the materials came from.

Kahkithaw niwahkômâkanak, (All my relations in Cree),

Carmin Bear-Blomberg Maskwa (Bear) Nêhiyaw (Cree), Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation with Norwegian Sweden Jewish and French Descent.

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Title: MMIWG2S

Artist: Danielle Swift

Tribal Affiliation: Métis Nation of British Columbia

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Bead Weaving, Sterling Silver and Glass Beads

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2.3"x 1.5"x 1/16" (approx)

Description/Inspiration:

I make these earrings in honour of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2 Spirited. I do not sell these pieces, they are gifts meant to keep this issue in our collective minds in hopes that strides can be made to keep our women, girls and 2 spirited people safe.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Danielle Swift's work explores the human body and communicates the dichotomy of our natural environment and human constructs, creation and destruction, and the fragility and strength represented in both the delicate and resilient mix of materials (wood, dirt, beeswax, paper, jute, copper, bronze, plaster, concrete, resin, etc), which makes the observer feel the duality of an emotional and cerebral connection. Having established an affinity for concrete as her main medium, Swift's drawn to how the material can be innovatively manipulated in a way that works aesthetically and is uniquely individual.

Swift's sculptures have appeared in numerous local exhibits, most notably, ART Vancouver art fair; East Vancouver's HFA Contemporary gallery, Deconstruction and the Space Between; Granville Island's Becker Galleries; Vancouver's Windsor Gallery, and The ACT Art Gallery in Maple Ridge. Commissioned and collaborative work can be seen at Vancouver Children's Hospital, Science World Vancouver, Vancouver International Airport and Princeton University's Children's Library, NY.

Danielle Swift lives and works in Vancouver, BC; the unceded traditional territories of the xwm??kw?y??m (Musqueam), S?wxw? ú7mesh (Squamish), and s?lilw?ta? (Tsleil-Waututh)
Nations.

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Title: Every Child Matters Hoops

Artist: Âba Tapen - Dorienne Robin Proulx

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibwe-Metis (Region 3 Office)

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Brick Stitch Beading, Stainless Steel Hoops and Seed Beads

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2X2 Inches

Description/Inspiration:

These hoops are a tribute to nimishoomis (My grandfather) a survivor of the residential school system, and my father, who has fought to give me a good life, despite intergenerational trauma.
Under Regular Sale Circumstances 5% of ECM designs done by Sweetgrass & Sage are donated to The Orange
Shirt Society, However, this specific project's usual donated proceeds will go to The Dreamcatcher Foundation.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Sweetgrass & Sage was born with the initiative to bring community together. Through the
consistently growing approach we have been teaching low-cost beading workshops, focusing
on accessible prices, attending community events, and donating proceeds on select projects since 2020. As the founder of Sweetgrass & Sage, I actively strive to find to new ways to support my community and aspire to fight to build a strong urban indigenous presence within Mohkinstisis.

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Title: Makwa

Artist: Âba Tapen - Dorienne Robin Proulx

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibwe-Metis (Region 3 Office)

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Solid 925 Silver, Assembled by hand

Dimensions (HxWxD): 18 Inch Chain

Description/Inspiration:

This set was inspired by my sister in ceremony, Makwa, which means bear in our language. She is a role model, and a traditional tattoo revitalization artist.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Sweetgrass & Sage was born with the initiative to bring community together. Through the
consistently growing approach we have been teaching low-cost beading workshops, focusing
on accessible prices, attending community events, and donating proceeds on select projects since 2020. As the founder of Sweetgrass & Sage, I actively strive to find to new ways to support my community and aspire to fight to build a strong urban indigenous presence within Mohkinstisis.

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Title: Mawinzwaan (A picked berry)

Artist: Âba Tapen - Dorienne Robin Proulx

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibwe-Metis (Region 3 Office)

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Weave style beading, Assorted Beads

Dimensions (HxWxD): 20 Inches - Typically sits along the nape of the neck and collarbones.

Description/Inspiration:

This collarbone style necklace features colors that remind me of picking berries and the beauty of the harvest season.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Sweetgrass & Sage was born with the initiative to bring community together. Through the consistently growing approach we have been teaching low-cost beading workshops, focusing
on accessible prices, attending community events, and donating proceeds on select projects since 2020. As the founder of Sweetgrass & Sage, I actively strive to find to new ways to support my community and aspire to fight to build a strong urban indigenous presence within Mohkinstisis.

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Title: Zaagi'idiwin (Mutual Love)

Artist: Âba Tapen - Dorienne Robin Proulx

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibwe-Metis (Region 3 Office)

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Peyote Stitch, brick stitch and dangle techniques, Seed Beads - 925 earring hooks.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 20 Inch necklace + 1 inch earrings

Description/Inspiration:

This set contrasts dark & light, it represents growth and how we must learn to love ourselves and others in a balanced way.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Sweetgrass & Sage was born with the initiative to bring community together. Through the consistently growing approach we have been teaching low-cost beading workshops, focusing
on accessible prices, attending community events, and donating proceeds on select projects since 2020. As the founder of Sweetgrass & Sage, I actively strive to find to new ways to support my community and aspire to fight to build a strong urban indigenous presence within Mohkinstisis.

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Title: Healing

Artist: Erin Marie Horsefall

Tribal Affiliation: Pasqua First Nation Reservation, Treaty #4

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Beadwork, quills & leather

Dimensions (HxWxD): 18.5 cm x 4 cm.

Description/Inspiration:

The arrow made from quills is pointing down. To signify, where it's pointing to.

The ground. The Earth. Our mother. The sacred circles that represent the four directions, and signify healing.

With our mother, we will heal. Be strong, and rise together.

Artist Bio/Statement:

My online collection and recent works are all available on Instagram.

All recent, except the custom work I like to keep private- unless I have the customers'
permission to share.

I have been beading for over 31 years.
My grandmother and mother have taught me many techniques.
I am a mother to three, and a grandmother to one.
I lost my oldest daughter to a heroin overdose.
Beading helps me heal.
I am Cree-Saulteaux (Anishinaabe), from Treaty 4, Saskatchewan, Canada.
I am most happy when I am creating things.
I am always thinking of new things to make.
I also recently started to share an afternoon on twitch tv.
I am a gamer and a streamer.
But I am only now moving on to sharing an afternoon of beadwork and coffee with CatCatofDoom,
https://www.twitch.tv/catcatofdoom

And while I'm still a small streamer, I hope to share my craft with many people. Every Thursday afternoon, 1-3 p.m. CST.
It is great and I love sharing and helping others with their craft.

Thank you very much for this opportunity,
Erin Marie Horsefall

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Title: Winter Forest Triangle Earring

Artist: Rikki Singleton

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibway and Cree

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Miyuki Delica beads on 18k Gold plated earring hook, Brick Stitch

Dimensions (HxWxD): 1.5 x 1 x 0.1 inch

Description/Inspiration:

I felt inspired by the changing of seasons and the world around me when creating these earrings. This design represents the forest, evergreen tree branches with snow dusted edges, and tree relatives with leaves that have turned gold.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Aaniin [Hello], my name is Rikki Singleton, and my small business is @Riksworks. I am an urban Indigenous artist (Ojibway and Cree) currently living in Mississauga and am from the Migisi Sahgaigan [Eagle Lake] First Nation, in Treaty 3 Territory. Learning to bead, start a small business, and share my craft and skills has been a wonderful journey! I've been lucky to meet and spend time with amazing people that inspire me to be better and put goodness out in the world.

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Title: Summer Sunset Gold Fringe

Artist: Rikki Singleton

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibway and Cree

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Miyuki Delica beads on 18k Gold plated earring hook, Brick Stitch & beaded fringe

Dimensions (HxWxD): 2.5 x 1 x 0.1 inch

Description/Inspiration:

This colour combination is one of my signature palettes, this design resembles a summer sunset over a body of water with lovely white and gold accents.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Aaniin [Hello], my name is Rikki Singleton, and my small business is @Riksworks. I am an urban Indigenous artist (Ojibway and Cree) currently living in Mississauga and am from the Migisi Sahgaigan [Eagle Lake] First Nation, in Treaty 3 Territory. Learning to bead, start a small business, and share my craft and skills has been a wonderful journey! I've been lucky to meet and spend time with amazing people that inspire me to be better and put goodness out in the world.

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Title: Moose and Stone Hoops

Artist: Rikki Singleton

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibway and Cree

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Moose hide, Semi-precious African Turquoise and Lava stones, hoops, silver plated and nickel free kidney hooks, Handsewn moose hide over hoops with stone beads

Dimensions (HxWxD): 1 x 1 x 0.3 inch

Description/Inspiration:

This hoop earring design reflects the 7 Grandfather Teachings with the number of stone beads used, and incorporates moose hide that was harvested by my father after he saw a moose had been hit by a vehicle as he drove on the highway in Northwest Ontario.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Aaniin [Hello], my name is Rikki Singleton, and my small business is @Riksworks. I am an urban Indigenous artist (Ojibway and Cree) currently living in Mississauga and am from the Migisi Sahgaigan [Eagle Lake] First Nation, in Treaty 3 Territory. Learning to bead, start a small business, and share my craft and skills has been a wonderful journey! I've been lucky to meet and spend time with amazing people that inspire me to be better and put goodness out in the world.

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Title: Night Sky Keychain

Artist: Rikki Singleton

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibway and Cree

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Czech seed beads with metal end & clasp, Wrap Stitch

Dimensions (HxWxD): 4.5 x 2 x 0.5 inch

Description/Inspiration:

Bead soup design and colours inspired by looking up at the sky at night, with moon lit clouds, twinkling stars and hazy darkness.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Aaniin [Hello], my name is Rikki Singleton, and my small business is @Riksworks. I am an urban Indigenous artist (Ojibway and Cree) currently living in Mississauga and am from the Migisi Sahgaigan [Eagle Lake] First Nation, in Treaty 3 Territory. Learning to bead, start a small business, and share my craft and skills has been a wonderful journey! I've been lucky to meet and spend time with amazing people that inspire me to be better and put goodness out in the world.

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