Vendor Information
If you are an Indigenous artisan interested in showcasing your products at our marketplace, we invite you to be part of our event. For more details on participation, please email ssaini@ccib.ca.
Be Heard Beadwork are authentically made Indigenous products intended to elevate your spirit. Each meaningful beaded product is created with the intention to make you feel empowered, confident, and connected to your joy and happiness. All beadwork is handmade by Mi’gmaw / Mi’kmaw artist, Marsha Vicaire.
Bear Beadwork is a thriving Indigenous-owned business that started with beaded earrings and has grown to offer jewelry, clothing, and housewares. Creator and owner of Bear Beadwork, Asha loves creating art and sharing her craft.
A small, (Oneida) Indigenous-owned business. Offering a wide range of quality beading supplies and showcase unique, handcrafted beadwork, paintings, and other art pieces. Our goal is to inspire creativity and preserve the beauty of indigenous artistry while providing quality materials and original artwork. Whether you’re a seasoned artisan or a beginner, we invite you to explore our collection and support Indigenous craftsmanship.
Glowing Igloo is Inuit based and most items are made with the intentions of bringing back pride and education of our natural items such as sealskin, fox fur, leather, moosehide, antler. Items are all carefully and thoughtfully handmade by only me in my free time. I love to use natural materials mixed with modern elements to create fashionable yet sustainable items that are slow fashion which continues to respect our ways of thought about harvesting animals and the respect everything tied to survival.
Little Arrow
Laylia Bennett (they/she) is a Mi’kmaw and Acadian artist and a member of L’sitkuk (Bear River) First Nation. They are a Multidisciplinary Artist with a focus on beadwork and digital art. Laylia is Autistic, queer and chronically ill and operates a small business called Little L’nu where they sell handmade beaded earrings, pins, stickers, art prints, and more. Their work is often inspired by double curve motifs, anatomy, pop culture, and the beauty found in nature such as flowers, berries, animals, and bright vivid colors.
I am a mikmaq Artist from Cape breton in a little community call waycobah first nation. I sell purses. Originals. Reprints bothering canvas and 13×19 prints. I am a self taught artist.
Moonlight Works
Moonlight Works is a Mi’kmaq-owned jewelry brand specializing in authentic, handcrafted beadwork. Blending tradition with modern flair, each piece incorporates natural materials like porcupine quill, shells, leather, and bone, honoring ancestral artistry while embracing contemporary design. With over 12 years in business, Moonlight Works has adorned musicians, actors, politicians, and models, sharing Mi’kmaq culture through wearable art. Every piece tells a story, carrying the spirit of resilience, beauty, and tradition.
Mi’gmaw Artist working along side my wife, Fern. We love working with the Creator’s creation, Makes for the best pieces and we feel so good working with it.
‘Kwe’ my name is Raven Stephens, I’m a Mi’kmaq woman from Millbrook First Nation. I have a Bachelor of Science and a Masters Degree, however I am a lover of the arts. I am a beadwork artist, a makeup artist, and a published author. I published my first book ‘Painting Our Legacy’ in 2022, where I highlight and share the beauty of Indigenous culture through the artist medium of makeup. I grew up on the Rez and now I live in the city, I found beading helped me stay connected to my culture being away from community and that is really when I fell in love with it’
Every hoodie, tee, and accessory we create is crafted by Indigenous artists, blending culture with contemporary style. But we’re not just here to make clothing. We exist to break cycles, create opportunities, and reclaim our narrative. Every purchase supports job training and employment for Indigenous people overcoming barriers, helping them build a future rooted in strength and community through restorative justice practices.
RoseWolf Creations is an Indigenous-owned business founded by Annie Martin a Mi’kmaw artist from Millbrook First Nation. Specializing in pyrography (wood-burning), RoseWolf Creations transforms materials such as vegan suede, leather, and wood into unique, handcrafted pieces. Offerings include custom hats, fringe bags, plaques, wall art, and more—each reflecting Mi’kmaw culture and storytelling. With a growing presence in fashion and fine art, RoseWolf Creations continues to expand its reach, including an upcoming apparel line. Dedicated to quality, tradition, and innovation, the brand brings a distinctive artistic voice to stores, markets, galleries, and runways.
I started painting at the age of 10 years old only to distract myself from the abuse I was enduring from a residential school survivor. I am now 28 years old.
Sitamuk Kjipuktuk Cultural Post
A social enterprise of the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centers tourism strategy, Sitamuk “By the Water” is a cultural post aimed at connecting visitors coming through the Halifax area to a rich Mi’kmaw cultural experience. Currently operating a Post, we sell a variety of Mi’kmaw and Indigenous designed product and clothing merch.
We are a small first Nations family homestead working hard to expand. at this time we offer eggs, chicks on demand, As well as canned goods. This year check out our new service department. Please Like and Share our Page to encourage growth. Woliwon.
The Top Stitch offers a wide selection of fabrics, notions, and sewing supplies for sewists, quilters, and makers. We provide full-service alterations, tailoring, sewing machine repair, and classes. Proudly Indigenous-owned, we also feature Eli’sawey Designs, offering materials for creating ribbon skirts and cultural clothing. Visit us in Bedford Commons or shop online at www.thetopstitch.ca.
Tracey Metallic is a celebrated artist known for her innovative Mi’gmaq Couture line, where her stunning artwork transforms into exquisite wearable art. This collection features genuine leather bags and stylish clothing for both men and women, seamlessly blending contemporary fashion with Indigenous heritage. With her unique designs garnering attention from Hollywood celebrities, Tracey’s work not only showcases her artistic vision but also celebrates cultural storytelling. Each piece is a testament to her craftsmanship, making Mi’gmaq Couture a standout choice for those seeking distinctive, high-quality fashion that resonates with artistry and tradition.
Tribal Fusion Art is a partnership between two First Nation glass artists – Melinda Robertson and Shannon Monk. We create custom fused glass art pieces that combine the rich traditions of our First Nation culture within modern expressions of contemporary glass art. We believe that art is not just an expression of creativity but also a means of connecting with our Anishinabe, Mi’kmaw, and Anishininew heritage and sharing it with the world. We also work directly with you to envision and create unique corporate gifts and awards customized for you. We look forward to chatting with you soon!
Tribalure is an Indigenous woman-owned cosmetics and skincare brand rooted in the Seven Sacred Teachings—wisdom, love, respect, bravery, honesty, humility, and truth. Honouring Indigenous knowledge, Matriarchal values, and cultural heritage, Tribalure celebrates natural beauty and resilience.
Our signature Oteimi^ — Strawberry Collection pays tribute to the “heart berry,” symbolizing women as the heart of our Nation.
Tribalure celebrates Indigenous women’s strength and resilience while honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). Through the Oteimi^ — Strawberry Collection, we remember and advocate for those lost, fostering healing and empowerment.
Committed to sustainability and inclusivity, our cruelty-free products are free from parabens, sulphates, and alcohol. Tribalure redefines beauty standards, inviting all to experience meaningful, respectful beauty inspired by Indigenous wisdom.
The shop features artwork and crafts from Mi’kmaq people from Nova Scotia, including beadwork, mugs, weaved baskets, traditional smudging kits, musical instruments, paintings and wood-burned art and leather work.
Michelle Roy is a proud member of Wasoqopa’q First Nation, living in Glod River NS. She is the owner and artist behind Two Feathers Mi’kmaq Designs Inc. She is passionate about learning and sharing the Mi’kmaw language and culture along her journey. With passion and pride she uses furs, hides, bone beads, porcupine quills and more to create one of a kind regalia, gala gowns and accessories. Fusing Mi’kmaw culture and traditions with contemporary designs. She has had designs shown across the Atlantic provinces.
Explore the vibrant world of handmade contemporary Indigenous beadwork! I create unique earrings, keychains, pins, and more, drawing inspiration from the beauty of everyday life. My designs often emerge from spontaneous creativity, but I also love crafting seasonal pieces. In addition to beadwork, I enjoy sewing, making tote bags, two-sided coasters, and scrunchies. Each creation reflects my passion for art and culture, inviting you to accessorize your life with something special.
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