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With a pattern drawn by Nikki Shawana, an Indigenous artist from the Odawa Nation (Anishinaabe), Eagle clan, this stylish poncho for women is perfect for fall or spring, outdoor evenings, and will quickly become your favorite accessory to keep you warm in style. This ladies poncho also makes a perfect accessory in a pregnant mom's fall / winter wardrobe by keeping mom and her tummy warm.
This poncho is definitely a must that you will keep forever.
Perfect soft and warm blend that will last a long time.
Designer : Nikki Shawana is a mother, wife, business woman, teacher, friend and loves to travel North America to dance and sing at Pow Wows. When it comes to making art, she follows in the footsteps of her grandparents who were talented craftspeople. Nikki enjoys making moccasins, mittens, beadwork, sweetgrass baskets and Star Quilts.
Design : The Bear, or Mkwa in the Ojibwe language, is symbol of courage and balance. Nikki was drawn to include Bears in this design to show the reciprocal relationship to Mother Earth and to the animals. The Stars show our connection to the universe.
The domes are the Haudenosaunee design that represents the Skyworld.
The florals using Anishinaabe woodland designs, remind us of the beauty of nature.
The berries to honour the bears. The trees and forest are the original place of healing and wellness; in the forest we find our medicines, solitude, peace and balance.
Model Photography : © Mini Tipi
Quebec Region: Designed, cut and sewn in Quebec, Canada.
Material & Colour: 50% recycled acrylic, 30% polyester, 20% wool. Perfect blend that will last a long time while being machine washable.
Dimensions : One size fits all.
Mini Tipi
Mini Tipi is a Canadian women-owned company that creates small batch quality goods for your home and family.
Trisha Pitura is originally from Sudbury, Ontario and is a member of Nipissing First Nation. She spent all her summers in Dokis First Nation and currently resides in Gatineau, Québec with her three children and husband. Mélanie Bernard was born and raised in Québec City now residing in Gatineau with her family. She is a teacher by profession, and stayed home to raise her two girls.
Collaborating with Indigenous artists has allowed MINI TIPI to set themselves apart supporting artists and celebrating culture. It is extremely important to MINI TIPI to give back to the community through donations to local food banks and Indigenous women crisis centers, and sharing products to those in need.
Wash on cold, hang to dry.
Shipping:We ship to Quebec, Canada, the United States, Europe and in most countries around the world.
Return Policy :We can refund or exchange your purchase within 30 days from the date of purchase. See our FAQs for more details.
