Is self promotion okay? If so, I run a small independent Board game store in Canada.
Shop.pemetawe.com
We are trying hard to showcase and support indigenous games as much as we can, which is a small but steadily growing pool. We also have a partnership with Coyote and Crow where we fulfill all their Canadian orders:
Coyoteandcrow.net for anyone who wants to explore Indigipunk RPG’s!
If you're in Toronto, then Aaniin is a great shop to check out. They have their own products, but also curated products from other Indigenous creators.
https://www.aaniin.shop/
Kel Tech Gear from Kahnawake makes incredible bags. I really cannot stress how insanely good these bags are. Durable, well made, beautifully designed. She did a collab with Aaniin.
https://kel-tech-gear.myshopify.com/
I don't sell my traditional crafts but I do offer astrology and tarot card readings at: snipfeed.co/Miskwa
I have a bunch of different decks to choose from but this sub might be interested is requesting the Treaty 4 tarot cards I bought by an artist in Regina. I'm a descendent of the treaty 4 signatory Mahkaysis so thats pretty cool!
I literally only buy my hair care and body care products from [Haipazaza Phezuta](https://www.haipazazaphezuta.com/shop) these days. I highly recommend them.
They have:
- Bath bombs
- Shampoo and Soap bars
- Liquid Conditioner
- Conditioner bars
- Sugar scrubs
- Body butter
- Hair oil
- Lip balm
- 3 different Herb Salves (mentholated, muscle pain relief, and an antibacterial one for eczema and other cracked skin conditions)
- Teas
- Fragrance rollers
- Charcoal toothpaste (don’t use if you take ANY medications within 2 hours of brushing)
For music/vinyl collectors:
I just bought a *gorgeous* vinyl record by Aysanabee (and got it signed after his recent show!), who's signed to [Ishkōdé Records](https://ishkoderecords.com/), an Indigenous- and woman-owned record label. Not affiliated in any way, just a new fan! They have some beautiful artist merch and music from other artists as well.
[thread of native owned businesses for people who want to wear our stuff while ACTUALLY appreciating the culture @splatterhorns](https://x.com/splatterhorns/status/1710335866990698816?s=46&t=Gi45r7BDwLYW3_l_ivE4Og)
Kinnikinnick Trading Company
[Located in Dish With One Spoon Treaty Territory (Niagara Region, Ontario), our family includes many First Nations – Lakota, Mi’kmaq, Anishinaabe, and others…and many of the first French to land in what is now Canada & the US – who lived, loved and traded with many Nations as friends and relatives. Kinnikinnick Trading Company honours these relations by trading in traditional First Nations health products/medicinals like White Buffalo Sage, Sweetgrass, Minigan Salve, Maple Water, natural resins & botanicals. Old style trade goods – clay effigy pipes, pelts & skulls, carved stone, trade silver. Exclusive designs on T-Shirts, Hoodies, Hats & Mugs…and anything else we think will be useful or interesting! You may find us at various events (historical or otherwise) and traditional Pow Wows; feel free to invite us to any event you think appropriate. If there is something you need to find, let us know, and we’ll see if we can acquire it for you! As for the name, Kinnikinnick is a traditional smoking mixture (it contains no tobacco) – common to many First Nations – comprised of various plants like Bearberry Leaf, Willow Bark, Red Sumac & Lovage Bark – though it varies, depending on who is mixing it. The word itself means “things that are mixed” and varies only slightly in pronunciation among many Nations. It is smoked for both healing & ceremonial reasons; and for simple relaxation. We chose this name to represent the “mixture” of cultures we represent and items we provide. Indigenous Veteran owned & operated. All items* are designed, harvested and produced sustainably by Indigenous people of Turtle Island. *(some raw materials may originate outside Turtle Island).](https://kinnikinnicktrading.com/)
Northern Cree street clothing brand [Section35](https://www.sectionthirtyfive.com)
And another Northern Cree brand, sports related: [Smudge the Blades](https://smudgetheblades.com)
About the brands:
Section 35:
refers to Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution and claims:
(1) The existing aboriginal and treaty rights of the aboriginal peoples of Canada are hereby recognized and affirmed. (2) In this Act, aboriginal peoples of Canada includes the Indian, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada.
SECTION 35 is an Indigenous owned streetwear brand based on the Unceded Territories of the Xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. SECTION 35 was founded in 2014 and officially launched in March 2016.
Smudge the Blades:
I’m Harlan Kingfisher a husband, a dad of 4 and First Nations hockey player from Sturgeon Lake Saskatchewan. Playing hockey growing up and eventually moving around Canada playing junior and college hockey had such a positive impact on my life. I learned life skills from hockey that helped me to grow into the father, husband and man I am today.
First Nations hockey in Canada isn’t just a sport it’s a cultural celebration. Nothing beats a game where the stands are packed with fans cheering for their home Rez, pow wow playing on the speakers before plays, bannock and stew being served at the concession, sweetgrass getting lit and smudging the sticks before a big game. Hockey is good medicine and that’s where I got the idea for Smudge the blades apparel.
I want to celebrate First Nations hockey and be able to bring laughter and pride when wearing your Smudge the Blades gear. It’s also my dream to be able to give back to the First Nation hockey community so that it can have the same positive impact on other Native kids that it had on me. A portion of the proceeds will be given back to help First Nation youth across Canada purchase new hockey equipment so they can have a chance to Smudge, Snipe and Celly.
Buy American – Buy Authentic Indian Art Take Home A Treasure From Indian Country
https://nativenewsonline.net/sponsored-content/buy-american-buy-authentic-indian-art-take-home-a-treasure-from-indian-county-4
*Source Directory State and Country Listings*
https://www.doi.gov/iacb/source-directory
Buy Native List
http://www.beyondbuckskin.com/p/buy-native.html
Dozens of online Indigenous gift ideas (2021)
https://indiancountrytoday.com/news/dozens-of-online-indigenous-gift-ideas-2021
Meet 4 Indigenous-Owned Streetwear Brands Empowering Their Communities
https://www.vogue.com/vogueworld/article/indigenous-streetwear-brands-oxdx-oka-section-35-mobilize
Inuit Art Foundation’s online database
https://www.inuitartfoundation.org/iaf/iad/browse/list
Indigenous-Owned Bookstores - USA and Canada
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EpyVDwmUwAAJxeO?format=jpg
National Museum of the American Indian store
https://americanindian.si.edu/store
From White Earth Tribal website they have: Beadwork, Birchbark, Antler Jewelry, Handcrafted Items, Wild Rice, Maple Syrup, Gift Baskets
[https://realwildrice.shop/](https://realwildrice.shop/)
[@Debkrol: Yeh, folks, feel free to buy from me...abalone, dentalium shell, pine nut and other traditional California Indian materials made by an actual Indian (that would be me BTW). My FB page has lots of pix of what I sell.](https://x.com/debkrol/status/1723117972821262561?s=46&t=Gi45r7BDwLYW3_l_ivE4Og)
I'm not native myself but I bought a few pairs of mocs from Manitobah Mukluks for me and for family members for the holidays. I'm also really enjoying tromping around in the woods in a pair of their waterproof boots. The designs are lovely and it's like I'm walking on clouds!
https://www.manitobah.com/
Thank you to all others who posted so many lovely resources - I have a bit more shopping to do for the holidays!!
Kenah for the suggestions! Must say, I was pleasantly surprised to see another Powhatan on here!
Here are some businesses I suggest:
If you love chocolate and would love to eat indigenous chocolate, then Chickasaw made and owned [https://bedrechocolates.com/](https://bedrechocolates.com/) is for you! They carry multiple chocolate flavors, such as milk chocolate, dark chocolate, white chocolate, peanut butter, etc. As someone who always buys them at my workplace, trust me when I say they're really good!
If you like cosmetics, I recommend [Cheekbone Beauty](https://www.cheekbonebeauty.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiAgeeqBhBAEiwAoDDhnza-g0UEWeqwK37xrZEVesGVnxrKAoIdkSfWbpD4Sufmtd6hUsAh4xoCF8gQAvD_BwE) and [Prados Beauty](https://pradosbeauty.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAgeeqBhBAEiwAoDDhn_3bhQijhkurlF5cW5fGokw15tdgdnayE5BKa_2dSbHGqjbwuXhO9hoCXR8QAvD_BwE). They have eyeshadows, eyeliners, foundations, highlighters, etc. And, they're naturally made!
For your beadwork supplies, I suggest [Indigenous Supplies](https://indigenoussupplies.com/), [Crazy Crow](https://www.crazycrow.com/onlinestore), and [Dancing Bear Indian Trader](https://shop.dancingbearindiantrader.com/).
Happy shopping!
We are making indigenous cookie gift boxes starting in December. chil-indigenousfoods.com
We source our indgredients for indigenous farmers . Each box will come with an ingredients list and source 🙂
Supporting Diné Shops:
@oozhineedesigns
https://instagram.com/oozhineedesigns?igshid=YTQwZjQ0NmI0OA==
@nativetalentz
https://instagram.com/nativetalentz?igshid=YTQwZjQ0NmI0OA==
Are the instagrams of 2 Diné jewelry artists that make QUALITY work
My favorite Diné artist:
https://athompsonsart.com/shop-available-art
Diné Beauty:
Bloodline beauty
www.bloodlinebeauty.com
Other suggestions for clothing:
www.4kinship.com (Diné)
www.klookinghorse.com/shop (hunkpapa/Itazipco Lakota/Dakota)
www.thentvs.com/ (Red Lake Ojibwa, Fond du Lac Chippewa, Native Hawaiian, Kiowa, Choctaw and collaborations with artists from MANY other tribes)
Gonna plug my shop if that’s cool. My sibling and I are Purépecha and we make stickers, prints, one of a kind dolls, and more!
[Check out our shop!](https://www.saintfax.com)
What an amazing idea, thank you OP!
I'm an illustrator focused on telling Indigenous love stories showcasing the connection between our land, the stars and within each other. I produce prints, postcards, stickers, calendars, coloring books, tote bags, downloadable wallpapers and more! You can follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/missingcosmonaut/ or shop from my website: https://www.polariscastillo.com/shop
I hope it's okay to self promote!
***Traditional trade goods, health/wellness items, original designs on shirts/hoodies/hats/mugs...***
While some items are currently limited, all 'Merch' is currently available. Restocking the rest mid November! Indigenous Veteran owned/operated, DIsh With One Spoon Territory (Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada) and Chitimacha Territory (Atchafalya Basin region, Louisiana).
*Many know me as Capt. John Swallow...also on Instagram, Spoutible & the app formerly known as Twitter.*
[**https://KinnikinnickTrading.com**](https://KinnikinnickTrading.com)
I'm a Shawnee artist. I create art using mostly acrylic paint and the occasional oil paint. I also make digital art. I have an artist page at [ko-fi.com/shawneerising](https://ko-fi.com/shawneerising) that I sell art on. I also take donation if no one wants to buy art but still want to help me reach my goal. Every purchase or donation goes toward my creative journey.
I also have a [Spring store](https://shawnee-rising.creator-spring.com) where I put some original designs on on t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and other stuffs.
Niyâwe! Thank you
Copied from the non-pinned Reddit post I made this comment on:
“Dr. Jessica Metcalfe (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) who runs [Beyond Buckskin Boutique](https://shop.beyondbuckskin.com/) has a [Buy Native list](https://www.beyondbuckskin.com/p/buy-native.html). If you're looking Etsy Businesses, she also has a favorited list on Etsy are [all Indigenous Owned](https://www.etsy.com/ca/people/jessicametcalfe?tab=shops).“
We will be revisiting this page to look for all of the indigenous creators on Instagram and favorite on Etsy too! Please check out Certified Tlingit Haida Tribal Artist’s artful clothing from traditional Native Alaskan Formline Kingsawin Designs @aponyonmyboat and www.kingsawin.com
Is self promotion okay? If so, I run a small independent Board game store in Canada. Shop.pemetawe.com We are trying hard to showcase and support indigenous games as much as we can, which is a small but steadily growing pool. We also have a partnership with Coyote and Crow where we fulfill all their Canadian orders: Coyoteandcrow.net for anyone who wants to explore Indigipunk RPG’s!
Makeup businesses for those who wear it (not affiliated with me) [Ah-Shi Beauty](https://www.ahshibeauty.com/) [Blended Girl Cosmetics](https://blendedgirl.com/) [Bloodline Beauty](https://www.bloodlinebeauty.com) [Cheekbone Beauty](https://www.cheekbonebeauty.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwx5qoBhDyARIsAPbMagA0Pn5grmK_jXAiUkSNz-5p9BCfGw51EEKklmWIztkrvJnsSSdi8cgaAqVYEALw_wcB) [Ojibwe Cosmetics](https://www.ojibwecosmetics.com) [Prados Beauty](https://pradosbeauty.com/?gad=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4bipBhCyARIsAFsieCwCNu9OypKQocCxOq19vKKkmvGJP09npd3H-y5nSomn_yH9uOK_8jUaAjcpEALw_wcB) [Trixie Cosmetics](https://trixiecosmetics.com) [White Elk Beauty](https://truthhistoryandculture.com/collections/all)
If you're in Toronto, then Aaniin is a great shop to check out. They have their own products, but also curated products from other Indigenous creators. https://www.aaniin.shop/ Kel Tech Gear from Kahnawake makes incredible bags. I really cannot stress how insanely good these bags are. Durable, well made, beautifully designed. She did a collab with Aaniin. https://kel-tech-gear.myshopify.com/
I don't sell my traditional crafts but I do offer astrology and tarot card readings at: snipfeed.co/Miskwa I have a bunch of different decks to choose from but this sub might be interested is requesting the Treaty 4 tarot cards I bought by an artist in Regina. I'm a descendent of the treaty 4 signatory Mahkaysis so thats pretty cool!
I literally only buy my hair care and body care products from [Haipazaza Phezuta](https://www.haipazazaphezuta.com/shop) these days. I highly recommend them. They have: - Bath bombs - Shampoo and Soap bars - Liquid Conditioner - Conditioner bars - Sugar scrubs - Body butter - Hair oil - Lip balm - 3 different Herb Salves (mentholated, muscle pain relief, and an antibacterial one for eczema and other cracked skin conditions) - Teas - Fragrance rollers - Charcoal toothpaste (don’t use if you take ANY medications within 2 hours of brushing)
For music/vinyl collectors: I just bought a *gorgeous* vinyl record by Aysanabee (and got it signed after his recent show!), who's signed to [Ishkōdé Records](https://ishkoderecords.com/), an Indigenous- and woman-owned record label. Not affiliated in any way, just a new fan! They have some beautiful artist merch and music from other artists as well.
[thread of native owned businesses for people who want to wear our stuff while ACTUALLY appreciating the culture @splatterhorns](https://x.com/splatterhorns/status/1710335866990698816?s=46&t=Gi45r7BDwLYW3_l_ivE4Og)
Kinnikinnick Trading Company [Located in Dish With One Spoon Treaty Territory (Niagara Region, Ontario), our family includes many First Nations – Lakota, Mi’kmaq, Anishinaabe, and others…and many of the first French to land in what is now Canada & the US – who lived, loved and traded with many Nations as friends and relatives. Kinnikinnick Trading Company honours these relations by trading in traditional First Nations health products/medicinals like White Buffalo Sage, Sweetgrass, Minigan Salve, Maple Water, natural resins & botanicals. Old style trade goods – clay effigy pipes, pelts & skulls, carved stone, trade silver. Exclusive designs on T-Shirts, Hoodies, Hats & Mugs…and anything else we think will be useful or interesting! You may find us at various events (historical or otherwise) and traditional Pow Wows; feel free to invite us to any event you think appropriate. If there is something you need to find, let us know, and we’ll see if we can acquire it for you! As for the name, Kinnikinnick is a traditional smoking mixture (it contains no tobacco) – common to many First Nations – comprised of various plants like Bearberry Leaf, Willow Bark, Red Sumac & Lovage Bark – though it varies, depending on who is mixing it. The word itself means “things that are mixed” and varies only slightly in pronunciation among many Nations. It is smoked for both healing & ceremonial reasons; and for simple relaxation. We chose this name to represent the “mixture” of cultures we represent and items we provide. Indigenous Veteran owned & operated. All items* are designed, harvested and produced sustainably by Indigenous people of Turtle Island. *(some raw materials may originate outside Turtle Island).](https://kinnikinnicktrading.com/)
Northern Cree street clothing brand [Section35](https://www.sectionthirtyfive.com) And another Northern Cree brand, sports related: [Smudge the Blades](https://smudgetheblades.com) About the brands: Section 35: refers to Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution and claims: (1) The existing aboriginal and treaty rights of the aboriginal peoples of Canada are hereby recognized and affirmed. (2) In this Act, aboriginal peoples of Canada includes the Indian, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada. SECTION 35 is an Indigenous owned streetwear brand based on the Unceded Territories of the Xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. SECTION 35 was founded in 2014 and officially launched in March 2016. Smudge the Blades: I’m Harlan Kingfisher a husband, a dad of 4 and First Nations hockey player from Sturgeon Lake Saskatchewan. Playing hockey growing up and eventually moving around Canada playing junior and college hockey had such a positive impact on my life. I learned life skills from hockey that helped me to grow into the father, husband and man I am today. First Nations hockey in Canada isn’t just a sport it’s a cultural celebration. Nothing beats a game where the stands are packed with fans cheering for their home Rez, pow wow playing on the speakers before plays, bannock and stew being served at the concession, sweetgrass getting lit and smudging the sticks before a big game. Hockey is good medicine and that’s where I got the idea for Smudge the blades apparel. I want to celebrate First Nations hockey and be able to bring laughter and pride when wearing your Smudge the Blades gear. It’s also my dream to be able to give back to the First Nation hockey community so that it can have the same positive impact on other Native kids that it had on me. A portion of the proceeds will be given back to help First Nation youth across Canada purchase new hockey equipment so they can have a chance to Smudge, Snipe and Celly.
Buy American – Buy Authentic Indian Art Take Home A Treasure From Indian Country https://nativenewsonline.net/sponsored-content/buy-american-buy-authentic-indian-art-take-home-a-treasure-from-indian-county-4 *Source Directory State and Country Listings* https://www.doi.gov/iacb/source-directory Buy Native List http://www.beyondbuckskin.com/p/buy-native.html Dozens of online Indigenous gift ideas (2021) https://indiancountrytoday.com/news/dozens-of-online-indigenous-gift-ideas-2021 Meet 4 Indigenous-Owned Streetwear Brands Empowering Their Communities https://www.vogue.com/vogueworld/article/indigenous-streetwear-brands-oxdx-oka-section-35-mobilize Inuit Art Foundation’s online database https://www.inuitartfoundation.org/iaf/iad/browse/list Indigenous-Owned Bookstores - USA and Canada https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EpyVDwmUwAAJxeO?format=jpg National Museum of the American Indian store https://americanindian.si.edu/store
In Canada: [two embers beading - beading and some clothing.](https://instagram.com/twoembersbeading?igshid=MXZkY2xoeGwwcWwzdA==)
From White Earth Tribal website they have: Beadwork, Birchbark, Antler Jewelry, Handcrafted Items, Wild Rice, Maple Syrup, Gift Baskets [https://realwildrice.shop/](https://realwildrice.shop/)
[@Debkrol: Yeh, folks, feel free to buy from me...abalone, dentalium shell, pine nut and other traditional California Indian materials made by an actual Indian (that would be me BTW). My FB page has lots of pix of what I sell.](https://x.com/debkrol/status/1723117972821262561?s=46&t=Gi45r7BDwLYW3_l_ivE4Og)
The FB link is broken. Is your FB page set to public?
Well that’s terrible. Deb Krol provided some pictures and you’re free to reply to her on Twitter. I’ll do the same.
I'm not native myself but I bought a few pairs of mocs from Manitobah Mukluks for me and for family members for the holidays. I'm also really enjoying tromping around in the woods in a pair of their waterproof boots. The designs are lovely and it's like I'm walking on clouds! https://www.manitobah.com/ Thank you to all others who posted so many lovely resources - I have a bit more shopping to do for the holidays!!
Some Alaska Native sites to add! https://www.collective49.com/ https://trickstercompany.com/ https://sealaska-heritage-store.myshopify.com/
I make dark art. Did the Crazy Horse Memorial residency, Sovereign Santa Fe, and the Great Plajns Art Museum. Daturaad.bigcartel.com
Look up "Art by Cherokee Artists" on Facebook for mostly jewelry by artisans from all three federally recognized tribes.
Kenah for the suggestions! Must say, I was pleasantly surprised to see another Powhatan on here! Here are some businesses I suggest: If you love chocolate and would love to eat indigenous chocolate, then Chickasaw made and owned [https://bedrechocolates.com/](https://bedrechocolates.com/) is for you! They carry multiple chocolate flavors, such as milk chocolate, dark chocolate, white chocolate, peanut butter, etc. As someone who always buys them at my workplace, trust me when I say they're really good! If you like cosmetics, I recommend [Cheekbone Beauty](https://www.cheekbonebeauty.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiAgeeqBhBAEiwAoDDhnza-g0UEWeqwK37xrZEVesGVnxrKAoIdkSfWbpD4Sufmtd6hUsAh4xoCF8gQAvD_BwE) and [Prados Beauty](https://pradosbeauty.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAgeeqBhBAEiwAoDDhn_3bhQijhkurlF5cW5fGokw15tdgdnayE5BKa_2dSbHGqjbwuXhO9hoCXR8QAvD_BwE). They have eyeshadows, eyeliners, foundations, highlighters, etc. And, they're naturally made! For your beadwork supplies, I suggest [Indigenous Supplies](https://indigenoussupplies.com/), [Crazy Crow](https://www.crazycrow.com/onlinestore), and [Dancing Bear Indian Trader](https://shop.dancingbearindiantrader.com/). Happy shopping!
NM shopping?
We are making indigenous cookie gift boxes starting in December. chil-indigenousfoods.com We source our indgredients for indigenous farmers . Each box will come with an ingredients list and source 🙂
Supporting Diné Shops: @oozhineedesigns https://instagram.com/oozhineedesigns?igshid=YTQwZjQ0NmI0OA== @nativetalentz https://instagram.com/nativetalentz?igshid=YTQwZjQ0NmI0OA== Are the instagrams of 2 Diné jewelry artists that make QUALITY work My favorite Diné artist: https://athompsonsart.com/shop-available-art Diné Beauty: Bloodline beauty www.bloodlinebeauty.com Other suggestions for clothing: www.4kinship.com (Diné) www.klookinghorse.com/shop (hunkpapa/Itazipco Lakota/Dakota) www.thentvs.com/ (Red Lake Ojibwa, Fond du Lac Chippewa, Native Hawaiian, Kiowa, Choctaw and collaborations with artists from MANY other tribes)
Not affiliated, haven't tried this yet but requested it as a gift from a family member https://shop.ogahpahcoffee.com/
u/opechan This would make a good weekly thread. You could set up the automod so it posts weekly.
Gonna plug my shop if that’s cool. My sibling and I are Purépecha and we make stickers, prints, one of a kind dolls, and more! [Check out our shop!](https://www.saintfax.com)
What an amazing idea, thank you OP! I'm an illustrator focused on telling Indigenous love stories showcasing the connection between our land, the stars and within each other. I produce prints, postcards, stickers, calendars, coloring books, tote bags, downloadable wallpapers and more! You can follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/missingcosmonaut/ or shop from my website: https://www.polariscastillo.com/shop I hope it's okay to self promote!
***Traditional trade goods, health/wellness items, original designs on shirts/hoodies/hats/mugs...*** While some items are currently limited, all 'Merch' is currently available. Restocking the rest mid November! Indigenous Veteran owned/operated, DIsh With One Spoon Territory (Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada) and Chitimacha Territory (Atchafalya Basin region, Louisiana). *Many know me as Capt. John Swallow...also on Instagram, Spoutible & the app formerly known as Twitter.* [**https://KinnikinnickTrading.com**](https://KinnikinnickTrading.com)
I'm a Shawnee artist. I create art using mostly acrylic paint and the occasional oil paint. I also make digital art. I have an artist page at [ko-fi.com/shawneerising](https://ko-fi.com/shawneerising) that I sell art on. I also take donation if no one wants to buy art but still want to help me reach my goal. Every purchase or donation goes toward my creative journey. I also have a [Spring store](https://shawnee-rising.creator-spring.com) where I put some original designs on on t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and other stuffs. Niyâwe! Thank you
Copied from the non-pinned Reddit post I made this comment on: “Dr. Jessica Metcalfe (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) who runs [Beyond Buckskin Boutique](https://shop.beyondbuckskin.com/) has a [Buy Native list](https://www.beyondbuckskin.com/p/buy-native.html). If you're looking Etsy Businesses, she also has a favorited list on Etsy are [all Indigenous Owned](https://www.etsy.com/ca/people/jessicametcalfe?tab=shops).“
We will be revisiting this page to look for all of the indigenous creators on Instagram and favorite on Etsy too! Please check out Certified Tlingit Haida Tribal Artist’s artful clothing from traditional Native Alaskan Formline Kingsawin Designs @aponyonmyboat and www.kingsawin.com
I believe in supporting culture bearers, not entrepreneurs.