Sacred Cedar Co.: A Sanctuary of Light and Connection
Small Indigenous woman-owned shop
Sacred Cedar Co. was inspired by the
profound wonder of the natural world
and the collective spirit that binds all
of us and is on a quest to showcase
Indigenous artists year-round in a
tribute to the Earth’s beauty and humanity.
Sustainable Beauty: Products Inspired by Indigenous Knowledge
From wildcrafted skincare to plant-based hair care, this feature highlights beauty products that combine modern science with traditional Indigenous ingredients. Perfect for those seeking sustainable solutions to their beauty routines.
Native Hands Wine Is Rewriting California’s Origin Story, From the Ground Up
Before California wine became an industry, it was Indigenous hands that shaped its beginnings. Native Hands Wine reclaims that legacy, merging lineage, land, and craft into a story that has long gone untold.
Fresh Patterns, Bold Color, & New Designs Just in Time for Spring: This Week in Indigenous Fashion
Beadwork-inspired florals, ledger-art textiles, and macramé made for golden hours and festival nights. Indigenous designers and collaborators are bringing fresh color and striking new patterns to spring in a big way this week.
Indigo Rising: Sage Mountainflower’s ‘Indigo Threads’ Collection Redefines Indigenous Couture
Tewa designer Sage Mountainflower transforms reclaimed denim into a landmark of Indigenous high fashion, proving sustainability was always a sovereign act.
The Jewelry Edit: This Week’s Most Covetable Indigenous Designs From Eighth Generation, Tiffany Wolfe, & Copper Canoe Woman
From gold trilliums and sweetgrass earrings to sculptural silver ovoids, three Indigenous jewelry makers are setting the standard for wearable artistry this spring.
Walk the Land: Manitobah Mukluks’ Spring 2026 Collection Is a Masterwork of Indigenous Artistic Collaboration
From Diné beadwork to Cree sole design, Inuk embroidery to Métis berry motifs, Manitobah’s newest moccasin drop turns every step into a story.
Exclusive: WNIZH by Ocean Kiana Redefines Everyday Wear Through Indigenous Design
With the launch of her in-house WNIZH Collection, Ocean Kiana introduces a new approach to Indigenous fashion. Grounded in the Ojibway principle of Wnizhsid, the collection centers on pieces designed to be lived in, worn often, and carried forward with intention.
Urban Native Era Just Dropped the Spring Essential You Didn’t Know You Needed
Urban Native Era’s beloved ‘Three Balanced Birds’ Tee has returned, now available in a new Vintage Black & White colorway as part of the brand’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection. Equal parts graphic statement and cultural touchstone, the drop is available exclusively at UrbanNativeEra.com, and if history is any guide, it won’t last long.
Adrian Stevens and Sean Snyder Are in Residence at the Denver Art Museum, And You Should Be There
Two-Spirit artists, activists, and beadwork visionaries Adrian Stevens and Sean Snyder are in residence at the Denver Art Museum through April 17, with Open Studio Hours running through this week. Known for their SWAIA-winning beaded “Birkin” bag and their runway presence at Indigenous fashion’s most celebrated stages, the couple now invites Denver audiences into their process — and their vision of bridging the past and future of moccasin design.
