Indigenous Artisans Marketplace

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 dholiday@ccib.ca or ssaini@ccib.ca.

Art Den

Art Den by Annie showcases Inuit designer Annie Pillaktuaq’s fusion of traditional knowledge and modern design. She creates jewellery, accessories, and acrylic paintings that celebrate Inuit culture and craftsmanship. Using recycled and Nunavut-certified fur, beads, and paint, her work tells powerful stories of identity and resilience. 

Artistic Inspiration

CREATE. EDUCATE. INSPIRE. My passion, as a mostly self-taught Haudenosaunee artist, is to continually create works of art in a blend of natural and abstract elements. These designs illicit conversation and assist in educating others about my Mohawk heritage. I strive to inspire others to never stop learning and creating. Each day offers an opportunity to learn through new experiences.

Charger Foods

Indigenously Infused

Indigenously Infused, located in Curve Lake First Nation, is an Indigenous, woman-owned business that creates natural scents and products, including candles, mists, and melts, using traditional Anishinaabe plants and practices, while also promoting cultural education and language revival.

Karahkwa Jewelry

Joy Rogers is a member of Six Nations of the Grand River, Seneca. She is the artist behind Karahkwa Jewelry which specializes in beadwork that blends contemporary and traditional Indigenous styles that are largely inspired by Mother Earth and the land.

Nish’s Genuine Creations

founded by Joanne Charette, offers handcrafted Native regalia and unique streetwear. An Odawa from Wikwemikong First Nation, Joanne has over 40 years of experience creating Native regalia, inspired by her family and culture. Specializing in custom, one-of-a-kind designs using multi-textiles like embroidery, leather, and beads, her pieces empower individuals to express their unique identities while honoring their traditions. Based on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Nish’s Genuine Creations aims to become Ontario’s top cultural online order store, delivering superior craftsmanship and personalized customer service worldwide. “You Dream It, We Create It!”

Owisma

“owisma” was designed with an open mind. Started with selling Tshirts with the owisma logo. The simple and symmetrical logo carries a profound meaning, which incorporates our four elements; fire, water, earth, air as well as our 13 moons and our connection with them within our own existence.

Pacha

PACHA is an Indigenous (Kichwa) family-owned business based in Toronto selling authentically made jewellery, accessories, clothing, and home decor items to the wider public. It is an avenue to engage with Indigenous stories, culture, and traditions while uplifting their voices.

As in Mindalae tradition, our work reconnects old trade relations across borders. Each item has its own unique style according to the artist’s own traditional motifs, paired with contemporary designs. By collaborating with artists, we create intentional instances of cultural exchange to further build solidarity.

Piunqpaaq

Piuniqpaaq loosely translated means prettiest (from Inukitut) and that exactly what I strive to make, items made with beads and fur to make you feel your prettiest. I am hoping that my jewelry will become heirloom jewelry, something to pass down through generations, I try to use hypoallergenic metals, gold and silver where I can and all my seal fur backings are leather, I’d like to keep my products as biodegradable as possible. My products are created with the utmost care and I hope they bring as much joy to my customers as they are to me to make.

Pre & Peri

Pre&Peri is a streetwear brand featuring original Indigenous artwork inspired by Woodland Art, nature, traditional teachings and dreams.

Pre&Peri was created by Caitlin Wemigwans, an off-reserve member of Wiikwemkoong Unceded Reserve who grew up with few traditional teachings. Caitlin’s motifs are her interpretations and expressions of her ongoing search for connections with her heritage, told through an urban Indigenous lens.

Pre&Peri believes in keeping as much of their production as possible within Turtle Island in order to ensure the social equity of the people involved in the various stages of production and to support their local economy.

Saga

Beadwork by Saga is an Indigenous-owned brand specializing in intricate quillwork, beadwork, and handcrafted jewelry. Rooted in the traditions of Whitesand First Nation, artist Saga Kwandibens creates one-of-a-kind pieces using ethically sourced porcupine quills, dentallium shells, beads, and natural materials. Each design reflects a deep connection to culture, land, and ancestral artistry, blending traditional techniques with contemporary expression. Beadwork by Saga honors the resilience and beauty of Indigenous craftsmanship, offering wearable art that tells a story.

Still Stands Tall Designs

Still Stands Tall Design is a family business with handmade Nuu-chah-nulth Indigenous beaded earrings, studs, clip-on, tie clips, money clips, baby onesie, and textile art.

Teekca’a Boutique

Teekca’s Aboriginal Boutique is 100% owned and Operated. We first opened our store in Norway House, Manitoba 1997. We have since expanded and deal with many Indigenous Artists all over North America. We sell handmade beaded products, custom ribbon shirts/skirts, paintings, blankets, moccasins, and so much more. We also do custom bead work, our main one is medallions.

Tracey Metallic

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.

Tribalure

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.