Indigenous Artisans Marketplace

4 Generations Creations

4 Generations Creations is a 100% Indigenous-owned and operated business, proudly led by Ashley Michel (Secwepemc). We specialize in crafts, gifts, and authentic Indigenous art that celebrate culture, tradition, and storytelling. Our purpose is to create a space where Indigenous creativity thrives while supporting, uplifting, and empowering over 50 other Indigenous businesses. Through retail, community engagement, and cultural representation, we are committed to strengthening Indigenous entrepreneurship and ensuring our traditions continue to be shared, honored, and carried forward for future generations.

My name is Emerson St. Laurent from peepeekisis Cree nation and my business name is Emerson cree designs. I started my business when I was 17 years old in high school to get closer to my culture and to share my artwork with others. I love what I do , it has brought me so close to my people and I have made life long friends . Expressing myself through my work and to share with others is very fulfilling. I’m also a full time student at the University of Calgary , i’m taking early education with an indigenous degree .

I am very proud to say I am Indigenous and believe in the spiritual energy which comes from a deep and abiding connection to our land. “I have always loved the beauty of nature and what it can provide so easily to all of us we just have to look”.

When I first saw Agate I was mesmerized by its unique beauty and the positive energy it provided and so decided I needed to share it with others. The nightlights will provide some unique home decor beauty, additional light for darker areas in your home (a bit of a safety piece) and make a wonderful gift for those hard to buy for family and friends for birthdays, Xmas, anniversaries, new baby, just because gift, etc.

Each piece of Agate is one of a kind, no two pieces of agate will ever be the same. Agate comes in lots of colors and patterns that look like nature and different types have their own special features. People love agate for its beauty and calming, stability and feeling of being safe. The crystal is known to bring peace and help us grow spiritually.

My name is Holly West; I am the owner and operator of Heritage Shine Creations. Originally from Takla Nation, I currently live and work in Prince George on the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh.
I am a mother of three, a partner, a hockey and powwow parent, and a full-time graduate student. Walking the Red Road, I have been clean and sober for over 17 years—a journey of wellness that informs everything I do. My academic path reflects a deep commitment to both business and culture, holding credentials in Business Administration (2014), Accounting and Finance (2016), Bachelor of Commerce- Accounting (2018), Aboriginal Studies (2023), and Bachelor of Arts- Major in First Nation Studies, Minor in General Business (2025), and First Nation Public Administration (2025).

Guided by my ancestors who kept telling me, “If you build it, they will come,” I created this business to support Indigenous people, organizations, schools, and communities by reconnecting people to beading, regalia making, sewing, healing through ceremony, and learning traditional medicines. These practices help strengthen Identity, culture, and connection.

This name I chose is to let my heritage shine through the creations I made, as I am a self-taught regalia designer, and a bead artist. Handmade from the heart and now let me help you build your own brand. A good creation can always provide happiness to its owners. May the artisan spirit guide you on whatever path your creativity takes you on.

J&J’s Jewelry Boutique

Kwosel Indigenous Jewelry and Art

Kwósel Indigenous Jewelry and Art is a Calgary-based brand creating handmade beadwork and jewelry rooted in culture and identity. Blending traditional techniques with modern design, each piece tells a story. Inspired by family and community, Kwósel celebrates Indigenous artistry through meaningful, wearable creations, custom work, and market connections.

Legendary Beauty and Cosmetics

Brandy Sangwais, Saulteaux-Cree from Zagime Saskatchewan First NationTreaty 4, Canada.

Passionate for supporting Indigenous business and and traveling the Fashion Trail with her Indigenous Cosmetics Brand-With a background in Hair, Esthetics and Clinical Esthetics, Brandy has 10 years experience as an International Indigenous Stylist. Supporting Beauty and Indigenous Fashion on International runways working for various Artists and Designers and recently Assisting in production. Brandy has toured in Canada, USA and Internationally-This includes: Las Vegas, Milan Fashion week in Italy, Paris Fashion week in France, Indigenous Santa Fe Fashion week in Santa Fe, Cannes, France for The International Film Festival. Future bookings will include Tokyo Japan Fashion week among other International Shows in the 2026 Season.

Midnight Sun Elegance

Midnight Sun Elegance blends traditional Indigenous (Dene and Blackfoot) beading with modern style to tell stories of resilience, beauty, and culture. We create wearable art (jewelry and accessories) with natural and modern materials such as beads, hide, fur, shells, antler and many other mediums. Products include earrings, necklaces, bracelets, lanyards, keychains, rings, and other accessories. Shermayn Menicoche is Dene Originally from the Northwest Territories.

Native Diva Creations

Melrene Saloy EagleSpeaker is a Backfoot designer from the Blood Tribe in southern Alberta Canada. She is the founder, designer, and creative force behind Native Diva Creations — a brand rooted in the celebration and preservation of Blackfoot culture through art and fashion. As a mother and entrepreneur, she carries both legacy and responsibility into every piece she creates, balancing family, culture, and business with intention and pride.

Pappiianok Beadwork

I am an Anishinaabe bead artist from Sagkeeng First Nation (Treaty 1). I learned to bead with my mom when I was a young girl and came back to it about five years ago. My work comes from the land, the teachings I was raised with, and everyday life, using all sorts of materials like feathers, quills, fur, and leather. Every piece holds a bit of story and feeling for me, right down to the small details.

Modern Contemporary Indigenous Fashion Adults, children – clothing and accessories Originally from Treaty 6 territory and a member of Ahtahkakoop, Saskatchewan , Wood Buffalo has been my home since 2008. I use inspiration from my past and connection with my chosen textiles, to make pieces with intention. Leathers, cotton, fur, I enjoy creating with a variety of natural fiber fabric and textures. I work on custom pieces and my own designs. Prairie Ties is about honouring my past with intention and connecting with community through learning and beauty.

Serene Saulteaux Cree-ations

T & T Dreamcatchers

T & T Dreamcatchers is an Indigenous-owned brand creating handcrafted dreamcatchers, crystal jewelry, and meaningful accessories rooted in intention and cultural connection. Each piece is designed to support self-expression, balance, and empowerment while blending natural elements with modern design.

The Wandering Metis

The Wandering Métis is a Métis-owned creative brand that specializes in intentional, story-led beadwork. By blending ancestral traditions with modern expression, each piece is crafted to honour cultural connection and the resilience of Indigenous artistry. We believe beadwork is more than adornment—it is a form of wearable purpose, creating art that invites the wearer to carry a piece of culture and story with them. Every stitch is a reflection of intentionality, designed to foster a deep sense of identity and meaning for the modern wearer.

Weaving Wellness Centre

The Weaving Wellness Centre (Aapihkaataamihk la plaas iita kaa miiyaayaahk) is a private clinical and consulting practice supporting individuals, families and communities. We offer a range of mental health services including therapy, on-site clinical support, training, and consultation around Indigenous mental health.

The Centre is committed to providing culturally informed and compassionate support to Indigenous peoples and also welcomes individuals from all walks of life, recognizing the value of inclusive care for those seeking healing and well-being.