MINI TIPI Fleurs Reversible Eco-Friendly Shawl
MINI TIPI Fleurs Reversible Eco-Friendly Shawl
MINI TIPI Fleurs Reversible Eco-Friendly Shawl
MINI TIPI Fleurs Reversible Eco-Friendly Shawl

MINI TIPI Fleurs Reversible Eco-Friendly Shawl

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Made with recycled fabric

This stylish medium weight shawl will be your go to accessory to keep you warm while looking good! The eco-friendly material woven in Italy is soft and luxurious and will keep you cozy all season long. The new pattern cut is the perfect fit on any body type, and can also be a great addition to your pregnancy wardrobe keeping you and your belly warm in those last months.

This shawl is your forever piece.

  • 50% recycled polyester, 30% acrylic, 20% recycled wool
  • Perfect soft and warm blend that will last a long time.

PROUDLY INDIGENOUS 

Founded in 2016 by Mélanie Bernard and Trisha Pitura.  MINI TIPI’s aim is to address the lack of authentic Indigenous designs in the textile industry. 

MINI TIPI has set a new standard for manufacturing high-quality accessories with exclusive authentic designs. Their artist royalty program and community giveback projects show their commitment to  circular impact.

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ANNA HEFFERNAN

About the artist

Curve Lake First Nation, Turtle Clan

Anna Heffernan is a multidisciplinary artist who is known for her acrylic paintings, beadwork, and digital art. Currently living in Ottawa, Ontario, Heffernan descends from a Michi Saagiig Nishnaabe, Irish, and French Canadian ancestry. Her work is available for purchase through her small business, Miskwaa Designs, whether it be online or at local markets and pow wows.

“Miskwaa means “red” in Nishnaabemwin. Red is one of the four colours of the medicine wheel, which is used in many Nishnaabe teachings. Because of its beauty and the personal and spiritual significance red holds for me as an artist, I chose to incorporate it into the name of my business.”

For some more behind the scenes follow @miskwaadesigns, Heffernan often shares her process and progress with her online community. 

https://miskwaadesigns.com/

About Wanuskewin collective

Our shops are a not-for-profit organization that have been apart of the Wanuskewin Heritage Park for over 30 years now. With our earnings going back into the park and other organizations such as ones involved in survivors of Residential schools as well as families of Missing Murdered Indigenous Women; we are fortunate and proud to be apart of Treaty 6 Territory.

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