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Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Phoebe · Chickasaw Cultural Center exterior (2013) · cropped for layout · License
Tribal cultural center, museum, café & gift shop
Sulphur, Oklahoma
Chickasaw Nation-owned and operated cultural center in Sulphur, Oklahoma. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Phoebe · Chickasaw Cultural Center exterior (2013) · cropped for layout · CC BY-SA 3.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Regalia, Beadwork & Traditional Sewing Supplies
Shawnee, Oklahoma, United States — inside Citizen Potawatomi Nation Cultural Heritage Center
Citizen Potawatomi Nation Cultural Heritage Center gift shop offering regalia materials, beads, leather, fringe, patterns, craft tools and Native art.
IM editorial mediaNative art marketplace, gifts & apparel
Alaska / online
Alaska Native woman-owned online marketplace for Indigenous artists and culturally rooted products.
IM editorial mediaPlumbing & Home Services
Tecumseh, OK, US
Majority Native-owned and woman-owned family plumbing company in Oklahoma.
IM editorial mediaNorthwest Coast Native art
Ketchikan, AK
Ketchikan Native art studio specializing in authentic Northwest Coast drums, bentwood boxes, paddles, prints, carvings and gifts.
Native Art, Prints & Gifts
Wasilla, Alaska, United States
Alaska Native artist Cheryl Lacy's independent Wasilla studio offering prints, greeting cards, stickers, jewelry, gifts, and original illustrations. The artist has owned and operated the business since 2001.
Indigenous Regalia Art, 3D-Printed Jewelry & Gifts
Juneau-associated Native artist business; current physical storefront/fulfillment location not independently verified
Indigenous family-operated design shop with Alaska Native formline-inspired original earrings, engraved tumblers, copper jewelry and other art gifts.
Jewelry & Handmade Gifts
Anchorage, Alaska, United States (directory location; check current fulfillment)
Handmade beadwork, dreamcatchers and original pieces by Danielle, the Dena'ina and Koyukon creator of Dena'ina Dreams. The small-batch shop posts pieces as they become available.
IM editorial mediaTsimshian Design, Apparel & Gifts
Metlakatla, Alaska
Metlakatla-based Northwest Coast Tsimshian designer offering original design-led merchandise through an independent online shop.
IM editorial mediaColville-Owned Online Artisan Gifts & Personalized Design
Wenatchee, Washington
Online-only Wenatchee-area Indigenous gift shop co-founded by Colville tribal member Mary Big Bull-Lewis, carrying artisan gifts, Wenatchi Wear remaining products, Buffalo Biscuits jewelry, and some custom engraving work when available. The former physical store is closed; customers shop online.
IM editorial mediaHome & Gifts
Vernon, British Columbia, Canada
Métis-owned refill store in Vernon helping customers reduce plastic waste through refillable household, personal-care and cleaning products.
IM editorial mediaPremium apparel & outerwear
Portland, OR
Native Americana apparel made with natural materials, including outerwear, denim, shirts, blankets and bandanas.
IM editorial mediaNative-Owned Engraving, Crafts & Gifts
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan maker Katrina Monta creates laser-engraved cutting boards, ornaments, stickers and gifts. The business is listed in Spruce Root’s Native-owned Southeast Alaska gift guide with an Etsy destination.
Mi'kmaw-Owned Botanical Soap, Bath & Body Gifts
Nova Scotia; contact vendor to confirm Hantsport/Halifax shop or pickup location.
Mi'kmaw maker Clinton Ray Howard's herbal soap and body-care business, with email-based direct ordering.
IM editorial mediaArt & Home Goods
Cloquet, MN, US
Anishinaabe-led contemporary art, gifts and creative learning.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous Hand-Beaded Jewelry & Made-to-Order Earrings
Aquinnah, Massachusetts
Artist Tiffany Vanderhoop (S’idluujaa, Huckleberry Woman), of Haida and Aquinnah Wampanoag heritage, creates contemporary beaded earrings informed by Raven’s Tail and Naaxiin textile traditions. Many pieces are made to order; shop through the artist’s official website and confirm production time there.
IM editorial mediaGifts, food, home, wellness & corporate gifting
Treaty 6 territory / Canada
Indigenous marketplace and gifting company connecting customers with products from Indigenous businesses across categories.
IM editorial mediaApparel & Accessories
British Columbia, Canada
100% Indigenous-owned Canadian business featuring Indigenous artwork across apparel, accessories, gifts and artful living products.
IM editorial mediaApparel, home, stationery & gifts
Winnipeg, MB
Indigenous-owned apparel and lifestyle brand founded by Peguis First Nation member Michelle Cameron.
IM editorial mediaBeauty & Wellness
Curve Lake First Nation, Ontario, Canada
Curve Lake First Nation-based Indigenous business by founder Robyn Ivory Pierson creating candles, mists, melts, workshops and plant-based gift products.
IM editorial mediaHoney, candles & body care
White Cloud, KS
Tribally owned bee farm selling raw honey, creamed honey, candles, pollen, gift baskets and body-care products.
IM editorial mediaCoffee, Tea & Gifts
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON, CA
100% Indigenous-owned, woman-led tea and coffee business based in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous beadwork & earrings
Anchorage, AK
Anchorage Afro-Indigenous contemporary beaded-earring business featured in Spruce Root’s Native-Owned gift guide.
IM editorial mediaTribal 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.