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A. Gabriel Jewellery DesignAnthony (Tony) Gabriel
Phone: 604-703-6565 Email: [email protected] I specialize in engraving First Nation/Salish designs on gold and silver, designing a variety of jewellery, such as bracelets, rings, pendants, earrings, of all shapes and sizes. My goal is to create beautiful pieces for all of my customers. All custom designs are welcome. 
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Bear Image ProductionsSandra Pederson
Phone: 604-701-1966 Email: [email protected] We are a video production company that is 100% Aboriginal owned. The owner is Stó:lō from Tzeachten First Nation. We have been in business since 2002 and our main clients are the First Nation Communities within S’ólh Téméxw. 
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Black Aspen Maker Studio Jeff and Kristy Jamieson
Email: [email protected] We specialize in helping you bring your ideas and creations to fruition! Celebrate special occasions and holidays with quality custom-to-order gifts. Laser Cutting and Engraving | Vinyl Decals | Memorials | Heat Transfer Vinyl Apparel | Acrylic Wood | Glass and tile and more! 
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Carrielynn VictorPhone: 604-997-3211
Email: [email protected] Artistic and Traditional Plant Services, various products, presentations and workshops for both modern and traditional needs. Artistic Services Include: Design & Planning Coast Salish Style Full Colour shirts Commissions Murals (any scale) Logos Illustrations Body Painting Traditional Plant Services Include: Certified Traditional Plant Herbalist Author: Plants of Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow (Field guide to food, medicine and technology plants of S’ólh Téméxw) Planning and Planting Ethnobotanical Permaculture Workshops and Tours Harvest and Preservation Certified Environmental Technical Monitor Consultations. 
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Corvina DesignRaven Wolden
Phone: 604-799-2552 Handmade, personalized and unique gifts and goods, with Jeep and off-road designs 
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Dazzled by DionneDionne McGrath
Phone: 604-997-2650 Email: [email protected] I offer homemade arts and crafts, including mini headdresses, dreamcatchers, beaded necklaces, earrings, lanyards, keychains and talking stick kits. 
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Dwayne MallowayPhone: 604-824-5294
I do wood carvings, antler carvings, drums, paintings, all Traditional style. 
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Edith McHalsieTel: 604-316-7413
Location: PO Box 484, Chilliwack, BC, V2P 7V5 I do different styles of beadwork, earrings, bracelets, barrettes, headbands, and medallions. 
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Flipper Furniture by JenniferJennifer Buss
Phone: (778)-779-2321 Email: [email protected] I breathe new life into quality elegant pieces of furniture, to showcase in your home and office. I restore found and discarded furniture pieces into beautiful artistic pieces, many times restoring to the original condition! I infuse each piece with creativity, turning forgotten relics into statement pieces that command attention and beauty. I believe in quality craftsmanship and artistic uniqueness. I’m not just flipping furniture; I’m flipping the script on waste. My mission is to re-purpose well-loved, old and damages pieces, crafting unique, elegant, and affordable furniture while championing environmental sustainability. I’m on a mission to reduce our carbon footprint, one piece at a time. Every item I restore is a small victory in the fight against environmental degradation. By upcycling and thrifting old furniture, I give each piece a new lease on life and a chance to shine once more. My goal isn't just to furnish homes; it's to create artistic treasures that tell a story of renewal and transformation. 
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Frettchan StudiosChantelle Trainor-Matties
Email: [email protected] Chantelle Trainor-Matties (Dip.VA), is an artist that specializes in illustration, graphic design and acrylic painting. She is located in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada. Her main inspirations are her late ferret children that live on in her work and her other favorite subjects are flora and fauna, pop culture, the macabre, and North West Coast Art inspired by her Indigenous heritage of Nisg̱a’a and Métis. Trainor-Matties works for herself and also takes on freelance and contract work for other businesses and projects, she also participates in a variety of events such as art exhibits, showcases, markets and trade shows. Read more about her and her practice on her website! 
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Grizzly Bear Clan Creative ArtsSherry Stewart
Phone: 604-626-7018 Email: [email protected] Hand-sewn and hand beaded mucklucks, jackets, shawls, skirts, from buffalo. I also do earrings, chokers belts, and carve red cedar masks. 
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Indian Art Shofley
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Inez Jasper
Email: [email protected]
Inez Jasper is a singer songwriter and performer. She travels extensively to share music and speak. 
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LaRock DezinesNikki LaRock
Phone: 604-819-7884 My name is Nikki LaRock and I do "Vintage Native Fashion Designing" and how this works is I upcycle "your own" clothing by adding LaRock Dezines, either with fabric paint or applique to create a unique just for you. All designs are my own designs. When I paint it is all freehand and I go with what I feel. When you make a custom order from LaRock Dezines, you will be the ONLY person in the WORLD to own your piece, as I rarely do duplicates of my work. 
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Maddi K Music Incorporated (MKMI)Madison (Maddi) Krulicki
Phone: 604-858-7330 Email: [email protected] MKMI creates, produces and publishes unique music for artist Maddi Krulicki, in addition to other selected and collaborative musical artists. MKMI creates song masters for the broad pop music market, from the creation of a song demo, to the final mixed and mastered version for streaming and radio airplay. Maddi Krulicki is a talented musician, who started at the age of 10 by learning the guitar, and later learning bass guitar and piano. She has had the opportunity to create music and work with internationally recognized writers and accomplished producers. 
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Mystical Eagle Carving
Lek'hoosh Arnie Leon
Phone: 604-824-6232 Email: [email protected] Powerful Indigenous carvings with Spiritual representation designs. Beautiful Spirit masks, plaques, paddles, dance staffs, totems, wall decorations, and ceremonial platters. Also, talking sticks, dance sticks and hand-carved champion belts for any level of promotion or event. Available for customer collaborated Commission pieces. Excellent gifts for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, Christmas, and graduations. 
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N.Jimmie ImagingNatalie Jimmie
Email: [email protected] I offer photography services, and specialize in natural light imaging. I can provide beautiful portraits in an outdoor setting, for families, graduates, cake smashes, back to school, engagements, maternity, and newborn. My prices are affordable, and I will work you to meet your photography needs, within your budget, to capture your special moments. 
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Nicole Aquash
Phone: 604-798-4775
Beadwork and Sewing. 
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Octopus Spirit EnterprisesBrandon Gabriel and Melinda Bige
Phone: 778-872-3477 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Octopus Spirit Enterprises Instagram: octopus.spirit Octopus Spirit Enterprises is a dynamic multi-faceted mixed-media visually artistic and cultural business offering public art installations, graphic design, photography, painting and muralism, carving, sculpting, as well as education and consulting services to government, Indigenous Nations, non-government organization, public and private corporations, and education systems. Octopus Spirit addresses the need for Indigenization, cross-cultural awareness, Truth and Reconciliation education, and decolonization practices at all levels of government, business, and education. We do not see ourselves as a provider of luxury art items, but a key player in cultural knowledge and production. Octopus Spirit also offers hand-crafted Indigenous crafts, salves, lotions, medicines and other health and wellness products. 
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Red Goddess TalentJennifer Roberts
Phone: 604-799-5309 Email: [email protected] Red Goddess Talent represents Indigenous and non-Indigenous talent in various media, including actors, models and dancers, and promotes and represents their interests in film, tv, and other entertainment productions. Red Goddess facilitates meetings with casting directors and scouts in Vancouver and surrounding areas, that have become busy production centers for domestic and international film projects. 
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Ringing Bell RobesLinda K. Peters
Phone: 604-750-0403 Email: [email protected] Ringing Bell Robes produces Aboriginal attire such as coats, jackets, vest, formal wear and dance regalia with symbols/ designs in Cree, Ojibway and Coast Salish. 
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Ruby Creek Art GalleryKimberley Lessard and Laura Reid
Phone: 604-796-4833 Email: [email protected] and [email protected] Facebook: Ruby Creek Art Gallery The Ruby Creek Art Gallery is located on scenic Highway #7 (Lougheed Highway) between the towns of Agassiz and Hope. We are committed to promoting the work of the finest Coast Salish artists. Owned and operated by Sq'ewá:lxw First Nation since 2005. The Gallery features an extraordinary collection of Coast Salish art which includes limited edition prints, gold and silver carved jewellery, hand carved boxes, chests plaques, handcrafted drums, soapstone carvings and textiles. 
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Salish Legends MediaTheresa and Kalvin Warbus
Phone: 778-238-6866 Email: [email protected] Salish Legends Media is a dynamic team that offers photography and video production services, and can take your project from imagined to reality! We are equipped for production services to create original works such as short or feature films, web series, music videos. We also offer photography and/or videography services for corporate, community, and private events. Let us help you with your media campaigns, promotional video or photo shoots, portraits, head shots and more! 
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Salish Son DesignOvila Mailhot
I am a Coast Salish graphic artist, originally from Seabird Island. My design work varies and includes Coast Salish elements and references to pop culture. I get my artistic hands into a bit of everything : designs for apparel companies, Indigenous business logos and branding, posters/flyers, memorial designs, and digital work (vectoring) for other artists. Every design has a story. I want to share the beauty of our culture through art. My father painted, and often spent time illustrating how necessary these bold symbols and colors were to our people. My mother spent so many nights writing poetry, memoirs, and essays to convey how loved my siblings and I were, and that we had a tough journey ahead, but that our traditions and the lessons we received would carry us through. Storytelling through visual art. I believe that’s the beauty of lineage, that it’s in my blood, to keep moving forward and keep creating. I want to contribute and make spaces for the next generation of artists. It’s such a privilege to share my work with everyone. 
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Sanford WilliamsMaster Carver
Phone: 604-750-0404 Email: [email protected] I have made it my life’s work to create art that echoes the past of the First Nations folk of British Columbia. I was born and raised on the west coast of Vancouver Island in the remote village of Yuquot, and was inspired to start carving by my uncle – the late Chief Dominic Andrew. I am self-taught, but also received formal training from the Gitanmaax School of Northwest Coast Indian Art at ‘Ksan in Old Hazelton, BC. Throughout the years I have proudly participated in many events and noteworthy organizations including:
I divide my time each year between Hope and Yuquot, carving hand-made quality items using natural materials. My work is traditional, and crafted by time-honoured methods. • Masks • Paddles • Totem Poles • Doors • Bent Boxes • Plaques & Murals •Sculptures • Talking Sticks & Canes • And much more! 
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Sasquatch DrumsDarren Charlie
Phone: 604-615-9866 
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Shawnee Renée beads
Shawnee Kruger
Phone: 604-997-5378 Email: [email protected] Instagram: shawnee_reneebeads Shawnee Renée beads is an Indigenous-owned company owned by Shawnee Kruger, a Shxwhá:y Village Artist, operating in S’ólh Téméxw, the Stó:lō Traditional Territory. Creative at heart, Shawnee specializes in bead work and creates beaded earrings, hats, and necklaces. She offers a unique blend of traditional elements such as cedar, shells, seed beads, bone, feathers, sweet grass as well as modern elements, including hats, clothes, jewelry, and epoxy. Her work has captivated the hearts from many local Chiefs, Elders and peers since 2020. Shawnee wears many (beaded) hats, as an artist and homemaker, and a Halq’emèylem language keeper and teacher. Shawnee combines both art and Halq’emèylem together to encourage future generations to follow their dreams. She works to uplift her community and show her family anything is possible. She is learning along the way, expanding her offering and creativity, and hopes to one day have her own shop. 
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Simone Williams-HorneArtist
Phone: 604-316-5229 
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Tearbears BoutiqueTheresa S.I McConnell (Terri) a.k.a Tul-mek-whoa maha (Sweetheart bear)
Phone: 778-970-0134 Email: [email protected] Instagram: tearbears.boutique Tearbears Boutique is a specialty cards, gifts and apparel boutique that specializes in one-of-a-kind merchandise, not commonly found in the larger retail market. I provide exceptional customer service in a visibly relaxing and engaging shopping environment. My mission is to provide customers with unique high-quality merchandise at affordable prices. I make soy wax candles using high quality organic products, and smudging kits created with local materials that are grown, harvested, and wrapped. I create all art designs with lots of thought and time, and my energy goes into each piece! I also create natural stone jewelry – bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings – with each stone chosen with great thought and lots of positive energy, that goes into each jewelry piece. Check out the Tearbears Facebook and Instagram pages for my products and next event! 
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Terese MailhotTerese Mailhot
Email: [email protected] Terese Mailhot is from Seabird Island Band. Her work has appeared in Guernica, Elle, Granta, Mother Jones, Medium, Al Jazeera, the Los Angeles Times, and "Best American Essays." She is the New York Times bestselling author of "Heart Berries: A Memoir." Her book was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award for English-Language Nonfiction, and was selected by Emma Watson as the Our Shared Shelf Book Club Pick for March/April 2018. Her book was also the January 2020 pick for Now Read This, a book club from PBS Newshour and The New York Times. "Heart Berries" was also listed as an NPR Best Book of the Year, a Library Journal Best Book of the Year, a New York Public Library Best Book of the Year, a Chicago Public Library Best Book of the Year, and was one of Harper's Bazaar's Best Books of 2018. She is the recipient of a 2019 Whiting Award, and she is also the recipient of the Spalding Prize for the Promotion of Peace and Justice in Literature. She teaches creative writing at Purdue University. I'm free for speaking engagements, workshops, online workshops, and more! 
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Threads of HeritageNadine Baker
Phone: 604-226-2166 Email: [email protected] Nadine Baker is a self-taught seamstress and has been sewing and beading for over 20 years, creating beautiful powwow regalia and other Aboriginal inspired designs. Working with a variety of materials and colours, Threads of Heritage will work with you to find the perfect item to suit your needs. 
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Victor HarryPhone: 604-316-6445
Native art - paintings/prints, jewellery, carvings. 
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YalleedesignsDarren Yallee
Phone: 236-522-2956 Email: [email protected] LinkedIn: Yalleedesigns Facebook: Darren Yallee Art and Graphic design - EXPERTISE: Illustration, Photoshop, Photography, Logo Design, Package Design, Corporate Design Publication, Design Advertisement Design, Motion Graphics, Web Design, Calligraphy, Drawing, Painting. 
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Zack McNeil-BobbPhone: 778-539-5418
I am a Coast Salish Artist from the Seabird Island Band, in Agassiz, BC. I adhere to the Traditional form lines, like my father, while infusing my work with my own style, humor and movement. I am a painter and a carver, as well as a digital artist and animator. I honour my People’s past while helping to ensure that Traditional Coast Salish art has a place in our future. 
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