Inuit-made accessories made of sealskin, fur, leather and beaded products that can ship in Canada.

Specializing in Porcupine Quillwork, Silk, and Acrylic Painting and teaching quillwork throughout Atlantic Canada.

Nacole Charlie creates porcupine quill jewelry from local porcupines.

Offering essential oils, aroma touch massages, natural medicines, reiki, traditional medicines and access to traditional knowledge keepers and other resources to fit your self-healing journey.

My creative practice engages both traditional and contemporary mediums. Working initially in oil painting and beadwork, I was drawn to birch bark and porcupine quills, which is now my specialty. I am best known for my meaningful quillwork that calls attention to respecting and connecting with nature, and all of our relatives.

This Authentic Mi’kmaq Cultural experience will take you on a journey perfect for you.

Sylvia Christine Paul’s main focus is beading, resin work, carving, drum making and singing with Sisters of the Drum. She is available for workshops, storytelling and lectures

I specialize in one-of a-kind antler jewelry, beadwork, and other handmade gifts.

Love Loops is where you can find affordable beaded earrings in a variety of colours. I sell in Fredericton and Deer Island, NB. I also ship should you find something on my pages that you like.

Various crafts are made by Mi'kmaq & Acadian artist Magan from Magan's Creations.

A dynamic platform that celebrates and preserves Indigenous culture through art and fashion.

Melissa Hachey-Jagoe uses beads and porcupine quills to create original pieces such as earrings, pins, medallions and regalia accessories.

We offer beautifully handcrafted beaded earrings, designed for indigenous dancers at powwows or anyone who wants to proudly wear unique, cultural accessories every day!

Custom homemade Mikmaq beading, regalia, quill work.

Indigenous woodcraft and art featuring art in the Salish and Syilx-Okanagan styles and specializing in cutting boards that feature Bryan's unique artwork.

Drawing on my Mi’kmaw heritage and years of study, I share knowledge with Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, using nature and cuisine to promote well-being. As a certified professional chef trained in mental health and wellness, my programs are rooted in evidence-based research and cultural knowledge.

I have been creating art for as long as I can remember, through the years my art has progressed to encompass not only drawings but also paintings and fibre art. I use a wide variety of mediums such as graphite, wool, coloured pencil, clay, natural objects, watercolour, and acrylic paints.

Creations by: Willow, Tammy & Athena

We sell clothing, beaded earrings and other crafts

Sacred Arts is a consignment retail store specializing in Indigenous arts, with over 80% dedicated to New Brunswick Indigenous artisans.

We create traditional plant medicines and products that blend traditional wisdom and ancestral knowledge from North, Central and South America, with Western science.