Native Northwest

Is the time to host and entertain again coming soon? Our Porcelain Art Serveware will add colour and beautiful Indigenous designs to your home for any occasion. Find a matching set or get creative and mix and match https://buff.ly/2QdCFPF Artwork - Killer Whale by Trevor Angus, Gitxsan #indigenousart #nativenorthwest #gitxsan

Stay safe and stylish with our Reusable 4 Ply Face Masks, featuring a metal nose bridge and adjustable earloops for a custom fit and maximum comfort. Pair your face covering with a matching Eco Scarf, made from 100% recycled plastic bottles. https://buff.ly/3tzRxFD Artwork - Life by lessLIE, Coast Salish #indigenousart #nativenorthwest #coastsalish

This Mother’s Day, we asked Native Northwest artists why Mother’s Day is important to them. Motherhood is a unique experience for everyone, and we're so grateful to Morgan, Sharifah, and Simone for granting us a window into their lives as mothers! You can find products featuring art from all three of these talented artists and many more in our 15% Mother's Day Sale, extended until May 17! https://buff.ly/2SBuU6U

Our Brushed Silver Bracelets add a touch of brightness even on the rainiest of afternoons. Find your new favourite accessories here https://buff.ly/2IpdHZM Bangle Artwork - Eagle Raven by Corey W. Moraes, Tsimshian

On Remembrance Day, Edie Frederick honours Indigenous veterans with her L’heidli T’enneh recitation of In Flanders Fields.

Six new designs, six new opportunities to coordinate! Our new triple-layered face masks with adjustable ear loops are perfect on chilly mornings. Find them here https://buff.ly/32zSJxU Artwork - Visions of Our Ancestors by Leila Stogan, Coast Salish, Musqueam

Our Sacred Feather Bangles are a 0.4 wide open cuff bracelet with antique copper plating. It’s a classic style that you’ll want to wear everyday. Shop the collection here https://www.nativenorthwestselect.ca//sacred-feather-jewel A portion of the proceeds from our Sacred Feather Jewelry Collection are provided to organizations who support Indigenous women and children in wellness and healing. Artwork - Sacred Feather by Simone Diamond, Coast Salish.

The forecast is calling for some extra warm knits! Stay warm and save with our Warm Winter Wishes Sale https://buff.ly/2JOqPrv Scarf Artwork - Spirit of the Sky by Leila Stogan, Coast Salish, Musqueam

Meet Simone Diamond, Coast Salish. Her artwork has a distinct femininity that she uses to inspire women and the next generation. Her designs have been featured on Native Northwest products for nearly 11 years, ranging from our Kids Collection and Home Goods to our Sacred Feather Collection. 100% of the art featured on Native Northwest products is designed by Indigenous artists.

What's your favourite warm drink on rainy afternoons? Our Enamel Mugs have a rolled stainless steel rim for ultimate sipping comfort whether your great adventures are outdoors or found in a good book. https://buff.ly/3kF0s40 Artwork - Orca by Maynard Johnny Jr., Coast Salish, Kwakwaka'wakw

Stacking up the comfort with our Woven Blankets. Which design is your favourite? Find the entire collection here https://buff.ly/2UEk7GB

Our vibrant porcelain Art Serveware is the perfect way to perk up meal time. Featuring contemporary Indigenous designs they are as beautiful to look at as they are functional. https://buff.ly/36r6921 Artwork Hummingbird by Maynard Johnny Jr., Coast Salish, Kwakwaka'wakw

Today we remember the survivors of Canada’s Residential Schools and those who didn’t make it. We recognize the intergenerational trauma caused by Residential Schools and the racist structures that enabled them. Thank you Phyllis Webstad - who joined us on a virtual event yesterday - for bringing your story to light and creating Orange Shirt Day. Native Northwest has proudly supported Orange Shirt Day since it’s beginning. Funds from our orange shirt sales will be directed to organizations, including Orange Shirt Society, that work to undo to the traumas of residential schools. #orangeshirtday2020 #reconciliation #everychildmatters

We love these cozy art socks featuring designs by artist Robert Tenorio, Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo). Kewa birds are 'life givers' that represent the spirit of our ancestors providing us wisdom, connection, and continuity. https://buff.ly/3kVxa1x Artwork - Ancestral Spirits by Robert Tenorio, Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo)

We're happy to share we have a stylish new way to help you protect your pod. Our new Adult and Kids Reusable Face Masks are now available on our online store! https://buff.ly/2S2s2MY Artwork - Orca Family by Paul Windsor, Haisla, Heiltsuk

Add a pop of personality to rainy days with an art-brella that's sure to brighten your mood. https://buff.ly/3hZyxul Artwork - Thunderbird Moon by Joe Wilson-Sxwaset, Coast Salish

Chief Dr. Robert Joseph, O.B.C., O.C. is a Hereditary Chief of the Gwawaenuk First Nation, and ambassador for Reconciliation Canada. He has dedicated his life to bridging the differences brought about by intolerance, lack of understanding and racism at home and abroad. As Orange Shirt Day approaches, we encourage you to learn more about them here https://reconciliationcanada.ca/

From Recycled Bottles to Fashion! In a conscious effort to be kinder to the planet, Native Northwest Eco Scarves were created using 100% recycled plastic bottles. See the entire collection here https://buff.ly/2RLgblW Artwork - Eagle Vision by Allan Weir, Haida

This Perfect Mug with artwork Family Love by Jason Adair, Ojibway shows us that animals, trees, fish, people, land, water and sky are all interconnected. https://buff.ly/32KGsaJ

Meet Kwiaahwah Jones, a Haida, Nisga'a artist and the creator of the Footprints design on our Orange Shirts. https://buff.ly/35F9OZV Kwiaahwah is a passionate advocate for cultural revitalization and understands deeply the impact that residential schools have had on Indigenous cultures and communities.

Connecting with nature before the week ahead. How do you recharge? Thanks Instagrammer Nuestrasraicesverdes for the great https://buff.ly/3hrnVnG Artwork - Soaring Eagle by Corey Bulpitt, Haida

Sasquatch is the perfect partner to help quietly search for something tasty in the kitchen before dinner! https://buff.ly/3hl4vkw. Artwork - Sasquatch by Francis Horne Sr, Coast Salish

September 30th marks Orange Shirt Day. On this day, Canadians are encouraged to wear an orange shirt to show their support for survivors and pay respects to those who did not make it. Join us by wearing a Native Northwest Orange Shirt. Proceeds above the manufacturing costs will be donated to organizations that work to undo the generational trauma caused by Residential Schools. This year we will be donating proceeds from the sale of orange shirts to Reconciliation Canada and Orange Shirt Day - Every Child Matters https://buff.ly/2GMmdRl