ch'e?t'ay (Devil's Club) Salve

ch'e?t'ay (Devil's Club) SalveSoothe sore muscles, aches and pains with Red Cedar Woman's ch'e? t'ay (Devil's club) salve. The Devil's club bark is sustainably harvested from s'wiya (traditional territory) in Sechelt, BC, and the salve is handmade in small batches. Traditional uses are for arthritis, sore muscles and joint pain. Red Cedar Woman is Jessica Silvey. Born in Egmont, BC, Jessica is from the Sechelt Nation. A self taught weaver of Coast Salish and Portuguese descent,

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This metal heart is also considered a milagro (miracle) and features the classic lotería design

This true story also inspired the movement of Orange Shirt Day which could become a federal statutory holidayWhen Phyllis Webstad (nee Jack) turned six

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Corey began studying Northwest Coast art in 1997

Our women are our heart and spirit

figurative sculpture

a Cree word meaning “come in

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Both educational and fun

Celebrate Pride with Ojibwe artist Patrick Hunter's striking Pride Feathers mug that combines bold colour with delicate balance and features the artist's signature on the inside