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Jam! I have a bunch of flavors and am excited to try them all, but I started with Strawberry Lemonade. <3 Info + link below if you want some too!
The jam is from Gray Fox Farm (you may have seen their fundraiser being passed around recently). Laurae and the rest of the GFF folks are in the final stretch of securing the farm and her future and every little bit helps, so if you too would like some tasty jam while also supporting an indigenous farmer, please do check out the links!
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NEW CHOKERS ON ETSY!!!!
New chokers, and I'm trying out something with the O-Ring ones where I have a set choker design that I make to order with custom sizing and such! So we'll see how that does lol.
Some are a bit smaller than my normal plus-leaning sizes, so check your sizing before buying!
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Daelune Jewelry
if anyone wants to support a Native owned business this holiday, this is my partner's jewelry shop. their designs are amazing, each item is unique, so please take a look and consider sharing with people who might be interested.
Reminder that IF you’re going to do Black Friday shopping, you should shop from Native American-owned stores and other small businesses.
And I’m not talking to those of us who are dirt poor and just trying to get a new toaster because the old one died last winter or get x a new pair of shoes because he feet are aching, etc.
I’m talking to all those people who have money and extra money and just want to buy into consumerism or are giving lots of gifts this year because that’s the aesthetic and they want more things for clout.
The US only has less than 5% of the worlds population, yet we are the SECOND highest polluter in the WORLD. Because of consumerism (buying excess and buying new often for changing fads or trends). Countries like Pakistan and island nations are suffering at extreme rates for our lifestyles (and yes, it is a lifestyle. Think about how much we buy in excess like from Shien. No one is ever talking about food for your household.)
If you do have to buy today and this weekend, buy from small businesses, Black businesses, and Native-owned shops. They need the money more than large corporations and also, small-scale slows down the means of production and is often made to order.
Help the environment and help your local communities. Fuck Amazon.
I saw some posts that promoted various native-owned food shops that typically only shipped within the USA, so I tried to find some Canadian/Ontario ones and found an indigenous chocolate shop with some of the most gorgeous bars I’ve ever seen. I haven’t tried ordering from them yet because summer heat does not bode well for shipped chocolates but I really wanted to promote them anyway!
You can order bars or boxes Canada-wide (and possibly internationally!) at ravenrising.ca
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ACONAV (Native-owned)
Here's some indigenous owned and made coffee!
Thunder Island Coffee Roasters (Shinnecock) Thunder Island Coffee
Ekowah Coffee (Osage Nation) Ekowah Coffee
Yeego Coffee (Navajo) Yeego Coffee
Native Blend Coffee Native Blend Coffee
Beaver Tales Coffee (Tlingit) Beaver Tales Coffee
Salish Grounds (Squaxin Island People) Salish Grounds
Star Village Coffee Star Village Coffee
Native Harvest (Ojibwe) Native Harvest
Native American Coffee (Muscogee (Creek)) Native American Coffee
O-Gah-Pah Coffee (Quapaw Nation) O-Gah-Pah Coffee
Native Coffee Traders (Poospatuck) Native Coffee Traders
Spirit Bear Coffee Company - Canada (Tsimshian) Spirit Bear Coffee Company
Birch Bark Coffee Company – Canada Birch Bark Coffee Company
Kaapittiaq - Canada (Inuit) Kaapittiaq
Tribal Grounds Coffee (The Eastern Band of Cherokee) Tribal Grounds Coffee
