TheCreeWomanInCanada

Name: TheCreeWomanInCanada
Address: Alberta, Canada
Telephone: 7802703818

Indigenous Clothing & Art hand-crafted by an Indigenous Cree Woman In Canada

Here are a few of our services that we offer:
Custom Handmade Moccasin’s – Men/Women/Youth/Toddler/Newborn
Custom Handmade High Tops / High Cut Mukluk Style – Women/Youth/Toddler/Newborn
Ribbon Skirt’s – Women/Youth/Toddler
Traditional Ribbon Skirt with Matching Carrying Bag – Women/Youth/Toddler
Beaded Baby Moss Bag, (Tikanagan/Cradleboard) and matching Bonnet, Mattress, Veil – Newborn/Baby/Carrying

When Covid change our lives by eliminating all gathering, pow wows, conferences ( educational, chief, or any treaty meetings here in Edmonton. Mom and I are Metis here in Alberta. Mom was born and raised in Lesser Slave Lake, a small community in Northern Alberta. She comes from a family rich in cultural traditions, her father was a proud fisherman and their family lived off the land.
At the age of 9, mom learned to sew which commenced her creative journey and love for traditional crafting. She incorporated elements of her traditional values and teachings, cooking and crafting into her community classes and healing groups. She continues to share her stories and knowledge to others through programs like Indigenous Women in Leadership at the Banff Centre.(2015)

City: Edmonton

Business address: TheCreeWomanInCanada, 10217 116ST, Edmonton, AB T5K 1W3

Phone number: 7802703818

Email: kelly@thecreewomanincanada.com

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Do you offer gift cards?: Yes

Delivery: Yes

Curb side pickup: No

Wheelchair accessible: No

What forms of payment do you accept?:

Credit
Cash

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Indigenous Owned

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We want to acknowledge that in the province of Alberta we are situated on the traditional territories of Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10, ancestral homeland of diverse First Nations groups, Métis and Indigenous people whose ancestors have walked this land since time immemorial and whose histories, languages and cultures continue to influence our vibrant community. We pay respects to the Indigenous people of this land, past, present and future, while recognizing their cultural heritage, beliefs, and relationship to the land on which we reside.