Bison stands with respect and strength against the grace of the Métis rose on this elegant draped wrap. The beadwork is printed on a poly chiffon fabric that flows with beautiful movement. How will you wear it; loose and open, tied in front, or tied up behind your neck for a blouse look?
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally
Is it a make-up bag? Is it a clutch purse? Is it a school tote? The answer is yes!
Bison stands with respect and strength against the grace of the Métis flower beadwork that's colour-lock printed on durable poly canvas. This functional zippered pouch is denim lined. It has an inside double pocket that's big enough to hold a cell phone, make up, school tools or two pieces of bannock. The vegan leather strap, allows you to wrap it as a wristlet so that it can also be used as a clutch purse.
Bison stands with respect and strength against the grace of the Métis rose on a cobalt blue background. The beadwork is printed with a lustrous sheen on this smooth elegant satin tie. Green leaves, white mousetracks and a touch of gold colour make for a stunning and wearable piece for your wardrobe.
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally.
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Bison stands with respect and strength against the grace of the Métis rose on a carmine red background. The beadwork is printed with a lustrous sheen on this smooth elegant satin tie. Green leaves, white mousetracks and a touch of gold colour make for a stunning and wearable piece for your wardrobe.
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally.
Bison stands with respect and strength against the grace of the Métis rose on a cornfield yellow background. The beadwork is printed with a lustrous sheen on this smooth elegant satin tie. Green leaves, white mousetracks and a touch of gold colour make for a stunning and wearable piece for your wardrobe.
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally.
Strawberries at the Crossing shows women's heart berries and flowers gracefully wrapped around a Métis infinity vine. Four helpers tend to the plants; dragonfly, bumble bee, grandmother spider and a tiny ladybug. The beadwork is printed on a poly chiffon fabric that flows with beautiful movement. How will you wear it; loose and open, tied in front, or tied up behind your neck for a blouse look?
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally
Strawberries at the Crossing shows women's heart berries and flowers gracefully wrap around a Métis infinity vine. Four helpers tend to the plants; dragonfly, bumble bee, grandmother spider and a tiny ladybug. In luxurious colour-locked satin charmeuse.
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally.
Strawberries at the Crossing shows heart berries and flowers gracefully wrapping around a Métis infinity vine. The beadwork is printed with a lustrous sheen on this smooth elegant satin tie. Four helpers tend to the plants; dragonfly, bumble bee, grandmother spider and a tiny ladybug.
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally.
You bring the fiddle! Every great rendezvous has a fiddle, and this one dances with Métis flower beadwork. Connecting us across the great diaspora, the fiddle brings us our Michif language as music, in all its dialects of tempo. Across the land and through time, our heart knows the language that the fiddle sings.
This extra big tote bag is functional and looks great, too. It has inside pockets! To help you organize, there are two open pockets large enough for a wallet and cell phone, as well as a zippered pocket. The lining is 100% cotton sateen with a magnetic brass closure.
You bring the fiddle! Every great rendezvous has a fiddle, and this one dances with Métis flower beadwork. Connecting us across the great diaspora, the fiddle brings us our Michif language as music, in all its dialects of tempo. Across the land and through time, our heart knows the language that the fiddle sings.
You bring the fiddle! Every great rendezvous has a fiddle, and this one dances with Métis flower beadwork. The beadwork is printed with a lustrous sheen on this smooth elegant satin tie. Connecting us across the great diaspora, the fiddle brings us our Michif language as music, in all its dialects of tempo. Across the land and through time, our heart knows the language that the fiddle sings.
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally.
This tote bag is functional and looks great, too. It has inside pockets! To help you organize, there are two open pockets large enough for a wallet and cell phone, as well as a zippered pocket. The lining is 100% cotton sateen with a magnetic brass closure. The brown strap is vegan leather.
Lisa Shepherd, Métis Artist's beadwork is printed on this durable polycanvas tote that is just as suitable for the gym as it is for the office or a night out.
A beautiful tîtwîsô (blue jay) visits the Crossing. Hues of blue feathers on a tanned background, it has it's peepers on the delicious padula beadwork.
Lisa Shepherd, Métis Artist's beadwork is printed on a luxurious satin charmeuse with colours that pop and won't fade over time.
"Padula" Métis floral beadwork is printed with a lustrous sheen on this smooth elegant satin tie. Wear your colours in bold florals, climbing with mouse tracks in a proud infinity vine.
Métis "padula" beadwork print on this hoody romper combines tradition with comfort and practicality. A scoop neckline with jersey binding and vertical stripes of beadwork gives a flattering shape and casual fit. Call it a kangaroo pocket or a "bunny hug" but, yes, it has a front pocket! The full-length sleeves are finished with rib detailing and the functional drawstring around the pretty contrasting blue floral print hood features stylish silver toggles. Perfect for use all-year-round this comfy hoody is a great combination of urban and sport. Fabric is a weft knit sports jersey.
Sizes: Med., Lg, XL, 2XL
Please see size chart in the photo roll to help you choose the best fit for you. Hover on the chart to enlarge the text.
(Ashley is 5'11" and is wearing a size large Padula Hoody Romper.)
Métis "padula" beadwork print on this wrap flounce skirt drapes beautifully on a soft crepe fabric and is flattering with it's vertical stripe. Dress it up with a blouse and blazer, or wear it casually with a t-shirt or cardigan, it's great for the office or for the weekend. Soft and fluid, the flounce is cut on the bias and moves beautifully when you do.
Sizes: Med., Lg, XL, 2XL
Please see size chart in the photo roll to help you choose the best fit for you. Hover on the chart to enlarge the text.
(Ashley is 5'11" and is wearing a size XL Padula wrap flounce skirt.)
Looking around, what I see is that we DO have our spirit back! Koshkonâ is a Michif word that describes awakening. Our people know who we are and where we come from. Koshkonâ is our celebration. The future is now and we proudly wear our colours.
The Koshkonâ Toque lightweight toque with bead print shows forget-me-not, kinnikinnik and Métis rose in a pretty plum colour! The outer shell is a spun polyester that is highly pill resistant so it look great over time. The inner liner is a comfortable, soft and sustainable bamboo spandex knit.
The Koshkonâ Toque is available in Baby, Youth and Adult sizes.
Now you can wear your Métis pride into the corporate world with this smooth elegant satin tie! Traditional Métis beadwork by Lisa Shepherd printed with a lustrous sheen shows medicinal plants including a bold yellow sunflower, red Kinnikinnick berries, and a blue Forget-me-not on hide with quills.
Kîciyimitowin is the Michif word for honour. When this tie is worn, it is to honour all our Veterans; the men and women of the past and today who have selflessly given of themselves.
This smooth elegant tie shows a print of traditional beadwork of poppies, forget-me-nots and dragonflies gracefully wrapping around the Métis infinity symbol.
Kîciyimitowin is the Michif word for honour. When this scarf is worn, it is to honour all our Veterans; the people of the past and today who have selflessly given of themselves.
This elegant scarf shows a print of traditional beadwork of poppies, forget-me-nots and dragonflies gracefully wrapping around the Métis infinity symbol. In luxurious colour-locked satin charmeuse.
A note on Appreciation vs. Appropriation. Is it appropriate to wear Métis artwork if you are not Métis? Yes! Provided the work has been created by a Métis person (rather than appropriated for the sake of consumerism), it is absolutely okay. It shows an appreciation for the work, as well as support for the Artist. Supporting Indigenous Artists is one of many ways to be a good ally.
The Hummingbird Toque was from my first design line in art to wear, and it's still a much loved favourite! With the Métis five petaled flower, in cool icy blue and warm cozy pink, it has the feel of cuddling up on a cold winter's eve. The outer shell is a spun polyester that is highly pill resistant so it look great over time. The inner liner is a comfortable, soft and sustainable bamboo spandex knit.
The Hummingbird Toque is available in Baby, Youth and Adult sizes.
88% polyester, 12% spandex performance wear. Made in Canada and sewn by hand. Good for active wear or dressing up. Compression fit means they hug in all the right places to suit every unique and beautiful body type. Easy to care vivid print that will never fade after washing. Thick elastic waistband finishing and cover stitched hems. EcoPoly fiber is considered eco-friendly since it requires significantly less energy and water use during manufacturing.
**Please check size chart carefully. Art to Wear garments are made to order. They cannot be returned or exchanged. If your measurements are between sizes (or close), order up one size as capris do fit tight. The nature of made to order clothing means that the garment is made just for you, in the size you ordered. I am unable to offer refunds or exchanges, for any reason.
The pretty floral print flows from the left shoulder to the right hip, in a "sash-like" fashion. When you pair this top with the Wild Rose Blue Sky skirt, the floral line will continue to the right side hem.
**Please check size chart carefully. Art to Wear garments are made to order. They cannot be returned or exchanged. If your measurements are between sizes (or close), order up one size. The nature of made to order clothing means that the garment is made just for you, in the size you ordered. I am unable to offer refunds or exchanges, for any reason.
This is not your kookum's bathrobe! Soft and feminine in a peach skin jersey, the cover-up wrap can be worn to lounge around-the-house, over the crop top and yoga shorts or to the beach as a swimsuit cover.
**Please check size chart carefully. Art to Wear garments are made to order. They cannot be returned or exchanged. If your measurements are between sizes (or close), order up one size. The nature of made to order clothing means that the garment is made just for you, in the size you ordered. I am unable to offer refunds or exchanges, for any reason.
For the beading fanatics and those they stitch with. Gather together, put on some tea and let those beading needles fly - there's stories that need telling!
**Please check size chart carefully. Art to Wear garments are made to order. They cannot be returned or exchanged. If your measurements are between sizes (or close), order up one size. The nature of made to order clothing means that the garment is made just for you, in the size you ordered. I am unable to offer refunds or exchanges, for any reason.