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Indigenous Kanata
British Columbia, Canada
100% Indigenous-owned Canadian business featuring Indigenous artwork across apparel, accessories, gifts and artful living products.
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Apparel & Accessories
British Columbia, Canada
100% Indigenous-owned Canadian business featuring Indigenous artwork across apparel, accessories, gifts and artful living products.
Inuvialuit-Owned Artisan Retail, Jewelry, Carvings & Traditional Clothing
107 Mackenzie Road, Inuvik, Northwest Territories X0E 0T0, Canada; additional Calgary shop location operated by same parent
Inuvialuit community economic development-operated shop selling work from northern Indigenous artists, including carvings, jewelry and clothing.
Art & Jewelry
British Columbia, Canada
Nuu-chah-nulth jewelry artist Ivan Thomas creates carved gold and silver jewelry rooted in Northwest Coast design.
Indigenous Fashion & Art
La Jolla Reservation, CA, US
La Jolla Band of Indians artist-owned luxury fashion, beadwork and design studio.
Tlingit Jewelry & Custom Metal Carving
Sitka, Alaska
Sitka-based Tlingit artist Jennifer Younger creates hand-carved silver, copper and gold jewelry, with a dedicated form to inquire about one-of-a-kind custom pieces.
Haida basketry, woven jewelry & prints
Shoreline, WA (Seattle-area studio)
Haida artist Jacinthe Demmert creates baskets, woven jewelry and block prints inspired by a living weaving practice.
Alaska Native Shareholder-Owned Guided Cultural Tours & Village Tourism
Kake, Alaska, United States; inquiry via Kake Tribal Corporation, PO Box 518
Kake Tribal Corporation cultural-tourism program describing Tlingit village interpretation, totem sites and community-house artist visits for group travelers.
Indigenous beadwork & earrings
Anchorage, AK
Anchorage Afro-Indigenous contemporary beaded-earring business featured in Spruce Root’s Native-Owned gift guide.
Tribal Gift Shop & Indigenous Artist Market
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan Indian Community’s downtown gift shop and artist market supports Indigenous makers through retail goods and vendor tables. Visit at Dock and Main Streets, and contact KIC directly for shop information and artist opportunities.
Indigenous Woman-Owned Handmade Jewelry, Earrings & Beadwork
Metlakatla, Annette Island, Alaska, United States; owner-operated online shop
Metlakatla Indigenous woman-owned jewelry studio making handmade earrings, bracelets, necklaces and accessories with shells, pearls and beads.
Mi'kmaq Handmade Beadwork & Jewelry
Nova Scotia, Canada; home-based artist and online ordering/contact, specific public city unverified.
Mi'kmaq artist-run studio making handcrafted beaded jewelry, ribbon skirts and custom designs with direct shop inquiries.
Tulalip Cedar Weaving Jewelry & Accessories
Marysville, Washington
Kiana Kona, a Tulalip Tribal member, creates jewelry using sustainably harvested cedar, natural shells and salmon-skin leather. Her KKONA shop and vendor schedule are linked through her own website; browse available designs or contact the maker.
Tlingit beadwork, jewelry & fur sewing
Anchorage, AK
Tlingit artist Adrienne Fleek creates beadwork and wearable art informed by her Southeast Alaska roots.
Art & Jewelry
Cedar City, Utah, United States
Native American-owned southern Utah brand offering handcrafted Native American jewelry and crafts, contemporary apparel, and accessories.
Chilkat Weaving & Northwest Coast Textiles
Klukwan, Alaska
Klukwan Alaska Native textile artist Lani Strong Hotch presents Chilkat weaving, cedar bark hats, dance robes, moccasins and textile projects; direct contact is available for questions about her work.
Apparel & Accessories
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Anishinaabe fashion designer and artist creating contemporary apparel, custom fashion and hand-beaded jewellery.
Indigenous Weaving, Classes & Art Supplies
Juneau, Alaska, United States
Lily Hope is a Tlingit Chilkat and Ravenstail weaver, artist, teacher and community facilitator. Her official website offers weaving materials and kits, resources, instruction and information on her current projects.
Mi'kmaq Flutes, Jewelry, Art & Cultural Presentations
Maine, United States. Online shop with performances/events; no walk-in shop verified.
Mi'kmaq artist David Lone Bear Sanipass's handcrafted flutes, jewelry, carving tools, paintings and cultural storytelling performances.
Eyak-Chugach Skin Sewing, Jewelry & Traditional Art
Cordova, Alaska, United States
Cordova Eyak-Chugach artist Raven Cunningham creates skin-sewn garments, fur and leather accessories, jewelry and contemporary Alaska Native artwork.
Textiles & Home Goods
Sulphur, OK, US
Chickasaw Nation-owned textiles and home goods designed with Chickasaw artists.
Alutiiq Handmade Beadwork, Fur-Accent Jewelry & Accessories
Anchorage, Alaska, United States; online artist shop
Anchorage-based Alutiiq artist Diana Velez creates handmade earrings, necklaces, bracelets and beadwork incorporating dentalium, abalone, fur and other materials.
Blankets, textiles & accessories
Gatineau, QC
Indigenous-owned textile brand offering blankets, ponchos, scarves, bags, mittens, moccasins and artist collaborations.
Art & Jewelry
Juneau, Alaska, United States
Tlingit family business in Juneau representing Indigenous artists from Alaska and the Northwest Coast of Canada.
Tribal Cultural Museum, Educational Tours & Artisan Gift Shop
Millsboro, Delaware
The Nanticoke Indian Museum in Millsboro, Delaware is a tribal cultural destination run by the Nanticoke Indian Association. It presents Nanticoke community history, artifacts and educational exhibits, offers group tours by arrangement and has an on-site gift shop with Nanticoke-made crafts, jewelry and memorabilia. Hours may vary seasonally; check with the museum before visiting. IM does not manage admissions, tour reservations, artisan sales or permissions to photograph collections. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Smallbones · Historic Harmon School / Nanticoke Indian Museum (2013) · cropped for layout · CC0 1.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.