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Storm Flower Bath TowelDrawn from Ojibwe beadwork, our Storm Flower Bath Towel designed by Giizh Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe Ojibwe) celebrates the connection between storms and seeds, between thunder and thriving. In a stormy gray and cloudy white, Giizhs classic woodland florals share a scene of the growth and abundance that comes after a good rain. It can be tricky to translate the concept of thunder to a non Ojibwe audience, shares Giizh. The western audience has been

The playful steps and the iconic belly slide of the river otter is honored in this traditional Ojibwe pattern called "otter steps

Disc diameter: 2 in / 5

” While the design on his Wolf Spirit Wool Blanket is very traditional

This vibrant cotton beach towel features designs of the Apsaalooke (Crow) & Tsetsehestahese/So’taeo’o (Northern Cheyenne) to honor & recognize the proud nations of designer Bethany Yellowtail

" Wearing our NO Enamel Pin is a subtle way to remind yourself about this powerful little word

It is her wish that the blanket and its design wrap you in love

reminding you of your responsibility to respect and care for the land

and teal enamel inlay

displaying his strength amongst his brothers

Blanket-stitch edge

5 cm x 23 cm

representing the five clans of Snoqualmie

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