Merchant-approved photoSkincare, bath, body, tea & gifts
Mother Earth Essentials
Edmonton, AB
Indigenous wellness and self-care brand offering skincare, soaps, candles, haircare, teas, mists, essential oils, books and gift packages.
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Merchant-approved photoSkincare, bath, body, tea & gifts
Edmonton, AB
Indigenous wellness and self-care brand offering skincare, soaps, candles, haircare, teas, mists, essential oils, books and gift packages.
Candles & Home Fragrance
Nipissing First Nation, ON, CA
Nipissing First Nation Indigenous-owned soy-wax candle company.
Beauty & 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.
Honey, candles & body care
White Cloud, KS
Tribally owned bee farm selling raw honey, creamed honey, candles, pollen, gift baskets and body-care products.
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.
Candles & Home Fragrance
Mission, BC, CA
Ojibwe and Métis sisters’ Indigenous-owned soy-candle and home-fragrance brand.
Bath & Wellness
Campbell River, BC, CA
Indigenous-led handcrafted soap, candles and bath goods in Campbell River.
Indigenous-made soap, beauty, candles & gifts
Kahnawake, Quebec
100% Indigenous women-owned and operated beauty brand founded by Kanien’kehá:ka and Northern Paiute maker Michaelee Lazore.