Kalira Chaos Designs
Indigenous-owned family business in Edmonton creating custom ribbon skirts, Indigenous-inspired apparel, beadwork supplies, and DIY ribbon-skirt kits.
About Kalira Chaos Designs
Indigenous-owned family business in Edmonton creating custom ribbon skirts, Indigenous-inspired apparel, beadwork supplies, and DIY ribbon-skirt kits.
Storefront: Custom ribbon-skirt fittings and maker/craft-supply offerings.
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