Posts Tagged ‘beadwork’
Michelle Goulet
Michelle Goulet Artist Gallery Contact Michelle Goulet Peepeekisis Cree Nation My name is Michelle Goulet, I am a Cree woman from Saskatchewan. I work full time and dedicate as much time to my creations as much as I can. I work in several different textile mediums and love to learn and grow in my craft.…
Read MoreAutumn Maracle | Rain Makes it Simple
Autumn Maracle Artist Gallery Contact Autumn Maracle Mohawks, Tyendinaga I am Rain and I loved watching my great gramma make moccasins at her table, and playing with the beads and beadwork as a small child. I grew up always knowing I wanted to make crafts and things more than anything else and was always making something…
Read MoreKaren Fleming
Karen Fleming Artist Gallery Contact Karen Fleming Inuk I am Inuk, born and raised in Ottawa, and my birth mother is from Chisasibi, Quebec. As a Sixties Scoop Survivor, I began crafting in 2009 as a way to feel connected to my heritage. My husband is First Nations and helps create handmade, useful and decorative…
Read MoreDayna Woodruff
Dayna Woodruff Artist Gallery Contact Dayna Woodruff Six Nations Mother daughter duo. My name is Dayna Woodruff and I do some of the beading while my daughter Caitlin Kick beads and does all of the sewing. We are Cayuga Wolf Clan from Six Nations. I learned to bead from my mom and my daughter has…
Read MoreRosalee Mitchell | Raónraon Creations
Rosalee Mitchell Artist Gallery Contact Rosalee Mitchell Six Nations of the Grand River My name is Rosalee Laurena Mitchell and I am the founder of Raónraon Creations. I became interested in creating beautiful beadwork based on my own personal mission to find a grounding outlet that would feed my soul, and connect me to my…
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Laurel Thomas Artist Gallery Contact Laurel Thomas Six Nations of the Grand River Hello everyone! My name is Laurel Thomas and im a full-time artist from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. I started formally beading with my late mother about 5 years ago when we moved back to our community. During the last…
Read MoreShailla Manitowabie Cooke
Shailla Manitowabie Cooke Artist Gallery Contact Shailla Manitowabie Cooke Wikwemikong First Nation My name is Shailla Manitowabie Cooke of Wikwemikong First Nation. I learned how to bead from my elders and women in my community, I find it to be a very sacred ritual and tradition that we must hold onto in order to protect…
Read MoreStacey Desmoulin
Stacey Desmoulin Artist Gallery Contact Stacey Desmoulin Aniimbiigoo Zaagi’igan Anishinaabek I am new to beading and so far loving where it is taking me. I learn and work on my creativity everyday with various creations. I am an ojibwe woman from Northern Ontario. Buy their work… Please contact artist for any inquiries. Contact Artist Email…
Read MoreTheresa Buker
Theresa Buker Artist Gallery Contact Theresa Buker Métis Nation of Ontario My ancestors include Marie Louise Riel, aka Chipakijikokwe. She is known for being a mentor and Elder in the life of the young Louis Riel. She was his Aunt, sister to Louis’ father. As a result, I grew up hearing stories of how my…
Read MoreAnnette Sullivan
Annette Sullivan Artist Gallery Contact Annette Sullivan Saulteaux Oji-Cree Metis Annette Sullivan (maaskowishiiw fleur), is a professional artist of Metis and First Nation heritages, and two-spirited. They studied drawing, painting, and textiles at Beal Art, London, ON Canada. Following that, an internship of billboard painting and a study of commercial art at Mohawk College transpired.…
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