For all people of all nations.
Silver Feather
The Feather represents a connection to the Creator, a pathway to higher wisdom.
Gifting a feather, especially during significant celebrations and milestones such as graduations, achievements and pivotal life events, symbolizes respect and honour.
A Feather is an acknowledgment of one’s journey and is a deeply meaningful and personal gift.
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The Rosette
The Rosette's poetic representation of life's harmonious rhythms is a symbolic expression of love and affection.
In Anishinaabe tradition, Rosette is a bearer of warmth, a nurturer of life, reflecting the embracing and caring energies of universal love.
Rosette is a gift of beauty of shared love, the tenderness of affectionate moments, and the joy of heartfelt connections.
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“When those outside our culture wear Indigenous fashion or jewelry they are supporting its development and growth and helping support it as a mainstream art”
Sharifah Marsden, Anishinaabe (Ojibway) Visual Artist & Designer
Grounding Turtle
The Turtle holds a place of profound respect and significance. It is often associated with life, earth, time, and longevity, embodying the essence of endurance and serene wisdom.
According to Anishinaabe tradition, the Turtle generously offered its back to carry the weight of the earth, playing a crucial role in the creation of the world.
A symbol of motherhood, protection, and a beautiful gesture for occasions like Mother’s Day, birthdays, or milestones, resonating with those who value harmony and endurance.
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Little Rosebud
The Rosebud stands as a delicate testament to life's beginnings and the promise of what's yet to bloom.
With endless potential nestled inside each bud, Rosebud symbolizes the delicate promise of tomorrow.
A perfect gift for anyone stepping into a new chapter, embracing new possibilities, or simply celebrating the soft and subtle beauties of life.
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Iconic Thunderbird
Thunderbird is a powerful symbol in many Indigenous cultures. This majestic creature is believed to shape the winds, the rains, and the storms.
This design specifically represents the Anishinaabe people and is a significant representation, similar to a flag.
Thunderbird is a powerful gesture for anyone facing challenges, or seeking to embrace their own power and freedom.
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