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Showing 49–72 of 113. Purchases and service inquiries are made with each business, not through IM.
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.
IM editorial mediaTulalip 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.
Hair accessories, scarves & craft kits
Ontario, Canada
Indigenous family brand offering Kokom-inspired scrunchies, bows, scarves, hair accessories, craft kits and workshops.
IM editorial mediaArt & Jewelry
Cedar City, Utah, United States
Native American-owned southern Utah brand offering handcrafted Native American jewelry and crafts, contemporary apparel, and accessories.
IM editorial mediaChilkat 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.
IM editorial mediaApparel & Accessories
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Anishinaabe fashion designer and artist creating contemporary apparel, custom fashion and hand-beaded jewellery.
Indigenous Beadwork, Regalia Fabrics & Craft Materials
Siren, Wisconsin, United States
Native-owned Ojibwe bead and craft shop supplying seed beads, Nymo thread, beading needles, beeswax, fabrics, learning resources and gifts.
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.
IM editorial mediaTextiles & Home Goods
Sulphur, OK, US
Chickasaw Nation-owned textiles and home goods designed with Chickasaw artists.
IM editorial mediaApparel & Accessories
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Native-owned Toronto apparel business run by two women, one Anishinaabe Ojibwe and one Osage, creating original message-wear and designs.
Nisqually-Owned Regalia Materials, Beads, Fabric & Weaving Supplies
1314 E 72nd St, Suite J, Tacoma, WA 98404
Tacoma Nisqually Tribal member-owned shop supplying regalia and craft makers with beads, fabric, leather, ribbon, shells, buttons and weaving materials.
IM editorial mediaFashion, swimwear, kids & jewelry
Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation, CA
Indigenous woman-owned fashion and jewelry brand based on the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation.
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.
IM editorial mediaBlankets, textiles & accessories
Gatineau, QC
Indigenous-owned textile brand offering blankets, ponchos, scarves, bags, mittens, moccasins and artist collaborations.
IM editorial mediaApparel & Accessories
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Nehiyaw/Cree-led streetwear brand by founder and designer Dusty LeGrande, combining apparel, storytelling and hands-on screen-printing experiences.
IM editorial mediaOutdoor apparel & gear
Nome / Northwest Alaska
Qaspeq-inspired outerwear designed for life in the North, blending Iñupiaq design language with modern weather-ready construction.
IM editorial mediaYakama Beadwork, Apparel & Cultural Services
Toppenish, Washington
Yakama-owned maker and Native cultural resource specialist in Toppenish. The online store offers owner-designed beadwork, artwork, clothing and accessories; related services cover archaeological, ethnographic and cultural-resource consulting. Custom orders are accepted only as stated on the shop.
IM editorial mediaCoffee, tea & apparel
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, AZ
Native-owned coffee company offering roasted coffee, pods, tea, bundles, mugs and apparel.
Indigenous-Owned Seal-Industry Apparel & Accessories
191 Water Street, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador; merchant-published year-round shop.
An Indigenous-owned Newfoundland and Labrador business offering seal products including boots, mitts and accessories.
Chickasaw and Choctaw Fashion, Beadwork & Ribbon Skirts
Sulphur, Oklahoma per founder's About page. Online-only listing; no confirmed public storefront.
Chickasaw-led Indigenous fashion and beadwork studio creating ribbon skirts, shirts, beadwork and contemporary Southeastern designs.
IM editorial mediaQiviut, knitwear & gifts
Anchorage, AK
Alaska Native-owned co-operative offering qiviut yarn and hand-knit garments made by Alaska Native knitters.
IM editorial mediaArt Gifts & Wholesale
CA
Indigenous artist-licensed accessories and giftware, primarily wholesale and corporate gifting.
IM editorial mediaFashion, streetwear & graphic apparel
Tempe, AZ
Diné-owned fashion label blending political graphics, streetwear and limited-run runway pieces.
IM editorial mediaNative-Owned Blankets, Art Gifts & Retail Store
Anacortes, Washington
Native American family-owned and operated Anacortes trading post selling blankets, clothing, handmade gifts, carvings and art-related merchandise, with an online catalog and a public retail location near the Swinomish Casino.