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Create your own rawhide rattle!
Made from Canadian-sourced deer rawhide, these kits are hand-assembled in BC.
These kits require no cutting, punching, or sanding.
Build crafting skills and create a piece of culture that lasts! Kits include detailed instructions and two choices for rattle sound created by filling with hand-washed beach pebbles or popcorn.
Additional Information
- Canadian-sourced deer rawhide
- Package 12" x 7"
- Includes detailed instructions with reference photos
- Indigenous artist Migwan creates these kits.
This velvet plush throw blanket, reversible with faux lambswool, offers all-season comfort and features Joe Wilson's Eagle & Raven blanket. The design inspired by Indigenous spirit makes an eye-catching scheme for any room in your house.
Additional Information
- Machine wash in cold water, gentle cycle, do not bleach; tumble dry low; do not iron.
- Approx. size: 52 x 70 inches
- 100% Polyester
Colouring It Forward is honoured to have collaborated with Cree Elder John Sinclair in the design of this day planner that is dedicated to fostering Truth and Reconciliation. They are also grateful to Ashley Barclay for her artwork, to Crystal Fraser and Sara Komarnisky for allowing us to share some of their recommended Acts of Reconciliation.
Would you like to learn more about Indigenous issues, and culture to participate more fully in reconciliation?
This day planner offers you:
- Answers to questions about culture, issues and spirituality by Cree elder John Sinclair
- suggested ReconciliActions
- important Indigenous dates to observe
- update on the TRC's 94 Calls to Action: where the government is at with implementing the Calls to Action
- 3 colouring images by Metis artist Ashley Barclay
- 365 undated pages to record your meetings, your daily gratitude and your reconciliation plans!
- Each day planner sold will provide a donation to Piitoayis Family School
Our logo reflects the greater Nation we live within—Turtle Island (North America)—and the strength
and core of the Pacific Northwest Coast peoples—the Cedar Tree, known as the Tree of Life. We are
here to support the building of strong nations and help share Indigenous voices.
