The #Inuit have been hunting seal for over 4,000 years. Our crafters and their products are steeped in history and culture 🗻 Support them today: proudlyindigenouscrafts.com/shop/

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Metis artist Jamie Black created the red dress symbol, to honour the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two Spirit. To help to raise awareness for #MMIWG2S, red dress creations are available on the PIC&D online store. Read more: bit.ly/3BJ1VAI

PRODUCT OF THE MONTH | Sealskin Howlite Earrings by Stitched by April 🪡 These gorgeous earrings are made with natural sealskin and embellished with natural Howlite-a gemstone that is believed to heighten awareness and patience: bit.ly/3Ijxdjl

Much has been done to create better awareness in broader markets surrounding the environmental necessity of the #seal harvest and the sustainability of seal products however, efforts to broaden market reach are underway. #ProudlyIndigenous

PRODUCTS OF THE MONTH | Featured by Eagle Blackbird ⭐️ Eagle Blackbird is an Indigenous influencer helping spread awareness on the Indigenous heritage. We sent him our Boxer Seal Mitts and our Sealskin Solidarity Orange Heart Pin. bit.ly/3rOrNHT bit.ly/3BuLCHn

What is created in Inuit communities is more than ever plural and original 🗻✨ #ProudlyIndigenous

On the Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs online store, each pelt’s natural patterns and colours are celebrated and showcased. This includes accessories, clothing, footwear, mukluks, and home decors ⭐️ Discover our store today: proudlyindigenouscrafts.com/shop/

PRODUCTS OF THE MONTH | Featured by Theland Kicknosway⭐️ Theland is an Indigenous youth advocate and activist. He's featuring our Sealskin Bow Tie and our Boxer Style Seal Mitts. Shop now: bit.ly/3BtZ1j0 bit.ly/3rOrNHT

PRODUCTS OF THE MONTH | Featured by marika Sila Marika Sila is a successful Inuit actress. Here she is featuring some Seal Fur Earrings from our store as well as Sealskin Mittens. Shop now: bit.ly/3LKqP7E bit.ly/34IK2WD bit.ly/3JwRaE4

The Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs artists are the heart of our store. To know them is to love them 💙 bit.ly/3tD5W5X

Yesterday was #SaintPatrick Day ☘️ 💚 We went all green everything! Shop now: bit.ly/3oSCXcU bit.ly/3McoGli

PRODUCTS OF THE MONTH | Featured by Nikita Kahpeaysewat⭐️ Nikita is an Indigenous fashion influencer. We sent her some items from our store! Shop now: bit.ly/3I1UAyc bit.ly/3sMnVGG bit.ly/3LGLbyr

Yes. The seal populations harvested are stable and increasing. The harvest is completed according to strict management regulations and limits determined by the Government of Canada 🇨🇦 #ProudlyIndigenous

PRODUCTS OF THE MONTH | Featured by Caroline Novalinga ⭐️ Caroline is a talented Indigenous throat singer. We sent her some seal fur accessories. Take a look! bit.ly/3gVQOL8 bit.ly/3oUFp2g bit.ly/3sMnVGG

3 reasons why it is a good idea to choose fur when it comes to fashion 🧤🧣🧥🥾 #ProudlyIndigenous

One of the most important lessons if you want to expand your understanding and appreciation for another culture is to learn about it. Because the better you understand others, the better an ally you can become. Learn more about #CulturalAppropriation: bit.ly/3MAaFOk

We're excited to share that Cheryl Fennell and April Allen recently joined the @whatshesaidtalk podcast to discuss about the Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs platform! Check out the link to listen to the interview starting at 26:55 minutes. bit.ly/3JdA5AF

National #Hunting, #Trapping and #Fishing Heritage Day 🎣 Read Senator Manning’s take on why a sustainable seal harvest and a thriving seal products industry matter to coastal communities — and all of Canada: ow.ly/sPbi50PIwOq #SenCA