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 kcattrysse@ccib.ca
4 Generations Creations
4 Generations Creations is a 100% Indigenous-owned business founded by Secwépemc entrepreneur Ashley Michel of Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc. Based in Kamloops, BC, we provide authentic Indigenous art, traditional craft supplies, gifts, and culturally relevant products while supporting more than 50 Indigenous artists and small businesses. Through retail, e-commerce, workshops, and community partnerships, our mission is to make traditional materials more accessible, celebrate Indigenous culture, and advance Indigenous economic reconciliation.
Social Media:
Website: www.4GenerationsCreations.ca
Another Coyote
Naomi Narcisse, whose traditional name is Skel7áw̓s, is a St’át’imc and Secwépemc scholar, Indigenous leader, mentor, and emerging fashion designer based in British Columbia.
She is the founder of Another Coyote, an Indigenous wearable art brand that blends ancestral teachings with contemporary ready-to-wear fashion. Through storytelling, and design, Naomi creates pieces that reflect Indigenous values of leadership, love, power, community, and traditional knowledge. Her work is grounded in cultural resurgence and the sharing of Indigenous ways of knowing through accessible and contemporary fashion.
Social Media:
Website: www.anothercoyote.ca
Insta: @anothercoyote
Aurora Heat
Aurora Heat is an Indigenous- and women-led social enterprise based in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories. Founded in 2015 by Dënesųłiné and French Canadian entrepreneur Brenda Dragon, the company creates reusable warmers from wild beaver fur, guided by traditional northern knowledge. Handcrafted by Indigenous women using near-zero-waste production, Aurora Heat products provide lasting natural warmth, support northern livelihoods and make meaningful use of the entire pelt.
Social Media:
Website: www.auroraheat.com
Insta & FB: @auroraheatnorth
Carnebar
We started off with an idea about redefining what a protein can be, after months of trials we bought our production equipment and built our business which launched Carnebat in April of 2026 10 months after the initial concept.
We were awarded Most outshining product at the From the Ground Up Tradeshow in Vancouver and are now expanding into grocery chains and online.
Social Media:
Website: www.carnebar.com
Cedar Hot Sauce
Indigenize your Palate with Cedar Hot Sauce, the only Indigenous forward hot sauce brand! On a path to bring elevated Indigenous cuisine into the 21st century.
Chef and founder Jacob Hetsler is showcasing local harvesters, cultivators, plant medicines, for the real pepper community. With over 20 years culinary production, Cedar Hot Sauce is the new vehicle for reconnecting traditional food systems, and telling the stories of our foods.
Vancouver’s Spiciest Hot Sauce 2025 Proudly Indigenous small batch, hand bottled sauces.
xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh & səlilwətaɬ Territory.
Visit us! www.cedarhotsauce.com
Gem West
The Agate nightlights will provide some unique home decor beauty, additional light for darker areas in your home (a bit of a safety piece) and make a wonderful gift for those hard to buy for family and friends for birthdays, Xmas, anniversaries, new baby, just because gift, etc.
Each piece of Agate is one of a kind, no two pieces of agate will ever be the same. Agate comes in lots of colors and patterns that look like nature and different types have their own special features. People love agate for its beauty and calming, stability and feeling of being safe. The crystal is known to bring peace and help us grow spiritually.
WHERE THEY CAN GO:
Really anywhere in your home with a regular plug-in. Children’s room (most kids just love rocks), bathroom, kitchen, spare guest room, etc.
Giggy’s Beads Boutique
GIGGY’S STORY
Giggy’s Beads Boutique is the passion project of jewelry designer Valerie Davidson-Oar, Her traditional name is Misko Mangiikwe/ Red Loon Woman. Valerie is an Anishinaabe First Nations woman from Manitoba living on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples – Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ilwətaɁɬ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations.
There is A fusion of traditional and modern one-of-a-kind beading ,her jewelry designs are worn in everyday fashion from cultural events to haute couture. Giggy’s Beads are proudly made for people of all genders and identities.
Valerie has found much peace and pride in sharing her cultural artistry while the process has gifted her with her own spiritual healing. Val believes her ability to connect with people through her bead work allows her to share meaningful and positive experiences.
“At one time, we were not allowed to wear beads so I made my earrings long and bright, especially for the Elders, I wanted the Thunderbirds to be strong and visible.
My work tells a story, and I want to help you tell yours.”
Social Media:
Website: www.giggysbeads.com
Indigenous Kanata
Indigenous Kanata is a 100% First Nations (Indigenous) woman-owned and operated Canadian business celebrating authentic Indigenous art, culture, and storytelling.
Founded by Charlene Smoke, a member of Alderville First Nation, Indigenous Kanata brings together the work of Indigenous artists from across Turtle Island through thoughtfully created gifts, apparel, home goods, stationery, and educational resources.
Our approach is grounded in respect, relationship, and reciprocity. We work with Indigenous artists through respectful licensing and royalty agreements that recognize their creativity, stories, and ownership of their artwork while creating meaningful economic opportunities.
Inspired by the Seven Generations teaching, Indigenous Kanata looks to the past, present, and future – honouring those who came before us while considering the generations still to come.
Indigenous Kanata — Inspired by Land, Connected by Story.
Social Media
Website: www.indigenouskanata.com
Kettle & Hive
Kettle and Hive is a small, woman owned business based in Victoria BC. Inspired by simplicity, our Lemon Honey concentrate is made from ingredients that you already know and love. Naturally caffeine free, its a soothing and nourishing alternative to dry tea bags and powdered mixes. Just add a spoon full to water, It’s a hug in a mug.
Social Media:
Website: www.kettleandhive.com
Insta: @kettleandhive
Kwósel Indigenous Jewelry and Art
Kwósel Indigenous Jewelry and Art is a Calgary-based brand creating handmade beadwork and jewelry rooted in culture and identity. Blending traditional techniques with modern design, each piece tells a story. Inspired by family and community, Kwósel celebrates Indigenous artistry through meaningful, wearable creations, custom work, and market connections.
Social Media:
Website: www.kwosel.com
Insta: @kwosel
Massy Books
Massy Books is a Nêhiyaw-Métis woman-owned and operated bookstore on the territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations, formerly the site of k’emk’emeláy̓ village. We were the first bookstore in BC designated as a Living Wage Employer, and have been voted Best Bookstore and Best Employer in Vancouver (Georgia Straight 2023 & 2025). We are Rick Hansen Certified, BC Green Business Leader and Water Friendly certified. When you shop at Massy, you support our staff, the community and the local economy!
Social Media:
Website: www.massybooks.com
Insta, Facebook, Bluesky: @massybooks
RavenSong Soap & Candle
RavenSong offers international award-winning cold-processed artisan soaps, luxury candles, herbal sea bath salts and bath bombs, formulated with industry-clean standards, high-quality and premium fragrances, and the finest organic, ethical and wildcrafted essential oils. RavenSong is committed to handcrafted products that bring together natural ingredients, time-honoured techniques, and sustainable practices. Inspired by the land and sea, each bar is carefully made with respect for the teachings that have guided our people for generations.
Social Media:
Website: www.ravensongsoap.com
LinkedIn: RavenSongSoap
Insta: @ravensongsoap
Facebook: RavenSongSoap
Sharifah Marsden
Sharifah Marsden is an Anishinaabe visual artist, jeweller, and educator known for large-scale public murals, fine jewelry, and mixed media works rooted in Anishinaabe teachings and Woodland style.
Known for her swirls, florals, beadwork inspired geometrics and depiction of women and children, her offerings of hand engraved gold and silver designs, original paintings, prints and murals are one of a kind.
Social Media:
Website: www.sharifahmarsden.com
Insta: @sharifah_marsden
Shop First Nations
Shop First Nations is an Indigenous-owned marketplace offering curated gift boxes and products from Indigenous artists, makers, and brands across Canada. We help individuals and organizations discover meaningful gifts while supporting Indigenous entrepreneurship and economic reconciliation.
Social Media:
Website: www.shopfirstnations.com
Facebook: ShopFirstNations
Insta: @shopfirstnations
LinkedIn: shop-first-nations
Sriracha Revolver Hot Sauce
Sriracha Revolver Hot Sauce is made to inspire connection through flavour. Food brings folks together like nothing else. Delicious food, made in that good way, is the foundation for a feast.
Social Media:
Website: www.sriracharevolver.com/
Insta: @sriracharevolver
Facebook: SrirachaRevolver
Sweetgrass Soap
My name is Francesca and I am the Owner and Creator of Sweetgrass Soap based on the Ch’íyáqtel First Nation (Tzeachten) in Chilliwack, British Columbia. I am a proud Indigenous entrepreneur with Ojibwe roots from Lac Seul First Nation in Northwestern Ontario. I spent my childhood in Winnipeg, Manitoba raised by a single mother who was a product of the 60s Scoop, and an endless source of encouragement and support. After receiving my Business Administration diploma, I made the decision to move west, and the lower mainland area of British Columbia has been my home ever since.
My soap making journey began shortly after my son was born. He developed eczema and like most mothers I tried every skin care brand on the market only to find that everything I tried made his eczema worse. After some research I learned that big brand soap products are mild detergents with added sulphates to increase foam that penetrates the skin causing flare ups, and it was then I decided to seek out alternative skin care options. I learned about cold process soap making and decided to give it try. After formulating my first batch, I absolutely fell in love with soaping! I was then inspired to learn more about skin care formulating and went on to create body butters, facial cleansers, face cream, sugar scrubs and more.
Sweetgrass Soap launched in the summer of 2021 and has grown faster than I ever anticipated, so fast that my products are now available at various boutiques and gift shops across Canada! I am beyond grateful for all the support and love and thank you for continuing to support Sweetgrass Soap.
Social Media:
Website: www.sweetgrasssoap.com
Insta: @sweetgrasssoap
Three Sisters by Emma
Three Sisters by Emma creates handwoven beaded jewelry and accessories. Made in Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh territory and channeling founder & designer, Emma-Love Cabana’s Michif/Métis homeland in Treaty 6; plains and coastal memories are reflected in each collection. Relationships between culture and design, nature and architecture, fashion and sustainability are woven throughout the jewelry. All pieces are created with the highest quality of materials, including unique offerings, like upcycled vintage beads from 1880-1920.
Social Media:
Website: www.threesistersbyemma.com
Insta: @threesistersbyemma
Weaving Wellness Centre
The Weaving Wellness Centre (Aapihkaataamihk la plaas iita kaa miiyaayaahk) is a private clinical and consulting practice supporting individuals, families and communities. We offer a range of mental health services including therapy, on-site clinical support, training, and consultation around Indigenous mental health.
The Centre is committed to providing culturally informed and compassionate support to Indigenous peoples and also welcomes individuals from all walks of life, recognizing the value of inclusive care for those seeking healing and well-being.
Social Media:
Website: www.weavingwellness.ca
Whispering Waters Healing
Whispering Waters Healing is an Indigenous-owned business founded by Malana Murray, a Cree/Métis cultural practitioner dedicated to preserving and sharing traditional knowledge through education, land-based healing, and natural wellness.
Guided by the belief that every person has the capacity to become their own healer, Whispering Waters Healing combines traditional Indigenous teachings with a welcoming, inclusive approach that is open to people from all backgrounds who come with respect and an open mind.
Our work focuses on reconnecting people with Mother Earth through ethically harvested medicines, handcrafted herbal products, cultural teachings, ceremonies, oracle readings, and holistic wellness practices. Every offering is created with intention, cultural respect, and gratitude for the land.
Our mission is to create opportunities for healing, learning, and meaningful connection while honouring Indigenous traditions and helping preserve this knowledge for future generations.
Rooted in Culture, Guided by Spirit, Healing in Connection with Mother Earth.
Social Media:
Facebook: Whispering Waters Healing
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