Trisha Pitura is an Ojibwe entrepreneur and the Creative Director and Co-owner of MINI TIPI, a Canadian lifestyle brand she co-founded in 2016. Originally from Sudbury, Ontario, Trisha has used her entrepreneurial journey as a meaningful path to reconnect with her Indigenous roots.

Under her creative leadership, MINI TIPI has become a pioneer in authentic Indigenous-designed textiles, she designs and collaborates with Indigenous artists across Turtle Island to create exclusive designs that ensure true representation in the industry. Her designs and collaborations not only celebrate Indigenous arts and cultures but provide consumers with culturally authentic products they can appreciate with confidence.

Based in Gatineau, Quebec, MINI TIPI’s manufacturing facility employs a team of fourteen dedicated individuals who work daily to make a positive impact on Indigenous economies. Through their artist royalty program and community giveback initiatives, MINI TIPI has established itself as a leader in Indigenous designed textiles, artistic collaborations, and community involvement.

Trisha’s work bridges cultural heritage and contemporary design, demonstrating how ethical business practices can honor traditions while creating economic opportunities for Indigenous communities.