The eco-friendly Aqua blanket is made from sustainable fabric. It’s perfect for family picnics, camping, getting cozy around the campfire and is made large enough for a queen size bed or a throw blanket. The warm and luxurious wool/acrylic/polyester blend makes them soft, yet washable. The trim adds a beautiful trim. 50% recycled polyester, 30% acrylic, 20% recycled wool. Perfect soft and warm blend that will last a long time.Size: 60 inches x 80 inches.

The floral design of this fabric was inspired by traditional floral beadwork, a style that was developed by bead workers of the Woodlands nations after the introduction of glass beads during the fur trade. Floral beadwork and appliqué designs continue to be a fundamental part of regalia for Anishinaabeg and other Woodlands nations.

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.”

Trisha Pitura is a creative force, mother, entrepreneur and co-owner of MINI TIPI. She is originally from Sudbury, Ontario and she is a member of Nipissing First Nation. Couple of years ago, she started reconnecting with her culture. Now she is able to explore her identity as an Ojibwe woman through fabrics, creativity, and our business, MINI TIPI.