kiluk kids mitts martha amarok Tea Towels Decorate for the holidays with

Decorate for the holidays with beautiful glass ornaments

Cree - Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and raised by French Canadian parents in Northern Ontario

The wood used to make this mask was an off cut from Keith Wolfe Smarch's canoe project with Yukon MacBride Museum

They are made of 100%  wool by needle-felting techniques

Serpentine and caribou antler

kiluk kids mitts martha amarok Tea Towels Decorate for the holidays withBlue kids mitts, with white fur trim and embroidered floral design 6 l x 3 1 2 w (inches) Handmade in Arviat, Nunavut Arviat is a traditional Inuit community of 1500 people located on he west short of Hudson's Bay in Northern Canada. This is the place that polar bears and beluga whales call home. It is also where ulus and inukshuks are found. Our unique products attest to the sewing skill that Inuit woman have developed over years of making