Indigenous Virtual Art Market

Distinctive, emotionally resonant Art and design pieces - offered as premium prints, apparel, and décor for discerning collectors and buyers.

I sell hand signed titled numbered limited editions on canvas along with collections of merch built around my art practice Anishanabe art.

Jessica is Abenaki First Nation. Jessica creates artistic work that reflection her culture , teachings and stories.

Mike Alexander is a full-time practicing Anishinaabe visual artist, making paintings and reproductions of their work as greeting cards, prints and clothing.

Kamâmak sells a variety of art work that is vibrant in colour and story on art cards, prints, canvas and more.

Pacifikmarket.nc is a collaborative e-commerce website. It is an innovative way to create more income opportunities for rural women.

Tansi, my name is Tracey and I'm Treaty 4 Cree. I design apparel with an Indigenous/Western twist.

Northern Woman Creations is proud to empower Indigenous people through fashion, whether it's everyday wear or special occasions.

Wildbird Designs creates unique dream catchers and pyrography art.

Handmade beaded jewellery, resin art, apparel, ribbon skirts, laser products.

Midnight Sun Elegance is authentic Indigenous Jewellery and accessories with a modern flare.

Indigenous beadwork with a modern twist. Crafting culture, one bead at a time.

Handmade Métis jewelry(earrings, keychains, brooches, hair pieces) with modern designs(inspired by shows/movies/games/poo culture)

Silver & Ivy Beads is a female Métis-owned beadwork company, that raises money for Indigenous and Metis led non-profit organizations.

La Gordita Designs (Thicc girl designs) is a Mexican and Indigenous beadwork brand featuring pieces that take up space in colour and form.

Beaded accessories made by Amanda Ibarra, Chilean and Kanien'kèha:ka (Mohawk of Kahnawa:ke) artist in Montreal.

Indigenous arts from cradle boards moss bags and beaded custom jewellery.

Deadly Deer Designs was created by Danica Charlie. She shares earthy, soft, hand beaded crafts from jewelry to lanyards, bookmarks, & more.

Kokumoon specializes in Jewelry, Beadwork and Natural Soy Candles that empower, ignite and celebrate every spirit.

Memengwaa Beads is the creative outlet of two spirit artist Nicole Bester from Sagkeeng First Nation.

Sisters living in YYC + YEG. We're of Mixed, Metis and Denesuline descent. We create traditional and modern beadwork inspired by our family.

I am a mixed media artist and beadworker. I offer a selection of handmade jewelry, accessories, and one of a kind items.

Handmade clothing, jewelry, and stationary items. Each collection I create gets inspiration from various sources.

We make unique handcrafted artisanal jewelry creations with sterling silver (925), fine silver (999) and semi-precious natural stones.

Handmade beaded earrings and dreamcatchers.

A premium jewellery and accessories brand based in Toronto, Ontario. All original designs. Anyone can wear.

Sacred Scents are essential oil products that have a foundation in either cedar, sage, sweetgrass or tobacco. These scents are non-binary.

Sweetgrass Skin Company combines traditional Bison Tallow skincare with Blackfoot botanicals that are handpicked throughout Treaty 7.

Holistic Habits offers a fusion of Indigenous plants and contemporary wellness methods with products and workshops that honor and heal.

Mind-Body-Spirit Quantum Healer & Medium from the Blood Tribe First Nation. Supporting Individuals/organizations in heart centered healing.

Oki, we make and sell our natural wellness skin products made with buffalo tallow and essential oils. We also make healing stone bracelets.

BOOKED is an Inuvialuit owned book and merchandise business.

EWA is Authentic Original Indigenous art using Ink and Copper on planks of White Ash wood. EWA are also Cards, Comics and Board Games too.

Maple syrup entirely harvested, produced, and processed on Gespe'gewa'gi, the ancestral territory of the Mi'gmaq of Gespeg.

Textiles and home decor. Custom clothing such as Regalia and ribbon skirts and pants.

Metis Mamas create many handcrafted items, appealing to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.

My craft is a personal conversation between hands and materials. Through macrame, basket weaving, and sewing, I tap into ancient techniques. 

Please note this vendor is based in Argentina and prices are listed in Argentine Pesos ($)

Stationary, prints and handmade craft, inspired by the nature on our territory - unceded Anishinabeg Algonquin Aki.