With the arrival of June, Father’s Day is just around the corner. And since gift guides are kind of our specialty, we obviously had to put one together to celebrate...

This MINI TIPI Mother’s Day guide celebrates all the ways there are to be a mom. Featuring our pieces alongside Indigenous brands, it offers meaningful, practical gift ideas to help...

The holiday season is here, and there's no better way to celebrate than by gifting meaningful, unique items that support Indigenous-owned businesses across Canada.

Last year, our WOVEN contest introduced its first winning design, "We Are All One", created by Summer Testawich. We are proud to continue this journey with the 2025 WOVEN limited...

May 5, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S) in Canada, is a day of mourning, reflection, and action.Did you know...

Like every year, we're back with our ultimate guide for holiday gifts! If you're wondering where to buy Christmas gifts, look no further.

In collaboration with Soaring Circle, the limited-edition brand WOVEN was created in 2023. WOVEN aims to provide opportunities for Indigenous youth all across Canada to be inspired by design and...

We are honored to collaborate with Tsista on his second design for MINI TIPI, featuring the artwork "Unity," inspired by the historical Wampum belt.

This fall, we are excited to introduce GENERATIONS, our newest Indigenous blanket design in collaboration with artist Aleen Sparrow, a traditional weaver from the Musqueam nation. 

Summer holidays are the perfect time to ressource yourself, enjoy being with your family and friends, sharing unforgettable moments, in short it is one of the best times of the...

Summer adventures starts now, whether you're exploring the great outdoors or discovering new cities, you will be on an adventure. Packing the right essentials can make all the difference in...

Throughout history, Indigenous people have used visual and oral storytelling to pass down knowledge. Family teachings and traditions were shared and recognized through traditional art-forms or woven into textile. For...