Lillians Indian crafts

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Only a few days left to shop local Indigenous handmade gifts and crafts! The Summer Solstice Indigenous Marketplace is online with unique items from over 30 Indigenous vendors across Ontario until June 30.

Artists in Northeastern Ontario include Lillians Indian crafts in M'Chigeeng, who purchase directly from over 75 local artists; chocolatier Raven Rising-Global Indigenous Chocolates and Pastry in Sudbury (White Bear First Nations); Artist, Comedian, Emcee & Photographer #PatrickCheechoo www.facebook.com/PatChComedy (Constance Lake First Nation); and jewelry designer Kokumoon (Unceded Algonquin Territory, Treaty 9).

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We offer:
Birch Bark and Porcupine Quills
Carvings
Leather Goods
Mocassins
Pow Wow Accessories
Souvenirs

Operating as usual

04/11/2017

Manitoulin Island is the home to five First Nation communities. It is also home to many highly recognized Aboriginal artists and artisans. Lillian’s Indian crafts is a major purchaser of locally produced fine arts and crafts.

This craft shop is owned and operated by Lillian Debassige who has personally contributed to the preservation and promotion of local cultural products. Lillian purchases directly from 75 local artisans and operates a workshop on site all year round as well as provides seasonal employment to highly skilled cottage artisans. Craft products are hand made from local natural materials such as birch bark, leather, sweetgrass, and porcupine quills.