Collections
Browse Our Indigenous Art Collections
Discover our growing collection of Indigenous-designed gifts, home décor and artwork, thoughtfully organized by artist and collection. Whether you're drawn to the vibrant colours of Strong Earth Woman, the inspiring beauty of Hummingbird Feathers, the intricate artistry of Bee-lieve, or the meaningful stories behind our many other collections, you'll find authentic Indigenous artwork that celebrates culture, creativity and connection.
Every collection features licensed artwork created by talented Canadian Indigenous artists representing First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities. Their artwork is available on a wide range of products, including wall art, mugs, journals, greeting cards, scarves, ornaments, puzzles and more.
As new artists join North of Fifty, this page will continue to grow, making it easy to explore each artist's unique style and discover new favourites. Whether you're searching for a meaningful gift or beautiful artwork for your home, our collections showcase the incredible diversity of Indigenous art in Canada.
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Pat Bruderer |
Shawna Boulette Grapentine |
Morgan Asoyuf |
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Storm Angeconeb |
Leah Dorion |
Maxine Noel |
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Maynard Johnny Jr |
Francis Dick |
Carla Joseph |
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Jessica McCallum-Miller |
Leah Dorion |
Benjamin Chee Chee |
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Corey Bulpitt |
Curtis Wilson Kwakwaka’wakw |
Gilakas'la (Thank You)Adam Lewis Kwakwaka’wakw |
- Hummingbird Feathers – Vibrant Métis artwork by Carla Joseph featuring hummingbirds, feathers and messages of hope.
- Strong Earth Woman – Bold artwork by Leah Dorion celebrating Indigenous women, strength and connection to the land.
- Bee-lieve – Intricate birch bark biting artwork by Pat Bruderer transformed into unique gifts and home décor.
- Reflect and Grow with Love - by Cree-Ojibway artist Shawna Boulette Grapentine, known for her vibrant use of colour, intricate detail, and distinctive silhouettes.
- Matriarch Bear - a powerful design by Ts'msyen (Tsimshian) artist Morgan Asoyuf, celebrating the strength, wisdom, and enduring presence of the matriarch.














