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Cedar smudge & Indigenous art
Cedar, tied by hand.
Smudge bundles of fresh cedar for clearing your home and starting fresh, alongside beadwork, silver and art by Indigenous artists, each piece credited to its maker.
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Our promise
Every piece has a name behind it.
We don’t sell “Native-style” anything. Each listing names the artist and their Nation or community, or the gallery that represents them, so you always know whose work you’re bringing home.
How to buy authentic- Named makersThe artist and their Nation, or their gallery, are on every product page.
- Handmade workBeaded, stitched, carved, painted or set by hand.
- Many NationsArtists from several bands and communities in one shop.
The makers
Meet the Artists
Allison LynnKanyen’kehá:ka (Mohawk), Kenhtè:ke1 piece
Dawn Iehstoseranón:nhaKanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk), Akwesasne1 piece
Don BonnerAlgonquin Nation2 pieces
Jessica SomersAbenaki, Odanak First Nation1 piece
Kate HagstromMétis Nation BC2 pieces
Marleen MurphyKanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk), Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory1 pieceOnly one made
One of a Kind
About Cedar Bundle
One bundle, many hands
A cedar bundle is many boughs tied together. That’s the idea behind the shop: work from artists of several bands and communities, gathered in one place so more people can find it, buy it and know exactly who made it.
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From the Journal
Buying Indigenous art with confidence
Who made it, and which Nation are they from? A few simple questions that make sure your money reaches the artist.
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October 7, 2026
Caring for beadwork, leather and silver
Handmade pieces last for generations with a little care. Here is how to look after the pieces you bring home.
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Why so many Canadians wear orange on September 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
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