Red River Métis Artisans
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Brett Douglas McDowell – Red River Métis Beadwork
My name is Brett Douglas McDowell, and I am a proud citizen of the Red River Métis Nation and a member of the St. François Xavier Local. I was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, surrounded by strong family ties and deep cultural roots. My uncle, Larry Martineau, was inducted into the Manitoba Fiddle Wall…
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Brittany Butler
Hello, my name is Brittany Butler, and I am the face behind Hudson & Mé. I wouldn’t be able to speak much about myself, without first speaking of my grandmother. Born in a small community in the Lake Athabasca region of Saskatchewan, my grandmother was by far one of the most influential people in my…
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Brittany Karbonik (Butler)
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Brooke Buchan
La Vaalii Rivyeer Roozh translates to the Red River Valley in Michif, the language of the Mètis Nation. Brooke Buchan is a Mètis/Michif beadwork artisan with ancestral ties to Red River, Pembina, St. Laurent, and Lake Manitoba. They are descended from the Lagimodiere, Mallet, Chartrand, and Sanderson families. Brooke began beading in 2022 to strengthen…
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Brynn Haas
Brynn Haas is a Red River Métis artisan who has always found joy and comfort in crafting. For her, the process of creating has always been used as a calming technique and a way for her to unwind. However, over the last few months, she has discovered a new passion in jewelry making. What started…
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Camryn Dewar
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Camryn Friesen
Camryn Friesen is 15 years old and a grade 10 student. She lives in Winnipeg, and spends her free time doing some of her favourites things – riding horses, playing soccer, and creating beautiful crystal jewelry.
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Candace Lipischak
Candace Lipischak is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised on Teaty 1 territory. They are inspired by nature and their French-Métis-Polish background. Her company Fat Daug (short for Father/Daughter) was launched in 2015, offering unique and organic antler jewelry, which can be found on her website online and is carried by WAG-Quamajuk in Winnipeg. Candace…
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