Resale* Keewatin half-mukluk in a waterproof grey suede. With rabbit fur and a sheepskin-lined footbed and unmatched versatility. Designed by ROSARY SPENCE, Mushkego Cree
Rosary Spence (Piisimonapii Iskwew) is a Mushkego Cree singer, artist, beadworker, and cultural worker from Fort Albany First Nation, a remote fly-in community on the western shores of James Bay in Northern Ontario. Rooted in Cree identity and guided by ancestral teachings, her work blends cultural knowledge with contemporary design. Rosary is known for intricate, story-driven beadwork inspired by northern symbolism, celestial elements, and stories of land and spirit. Beyond her artistic practice, she supports the community through cultural programming, language revitalization, and creative mentorship for youth and families, helping carry cultural knowledge and traditions forward.
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Resale* Keewatin half-mukluk in a waterproof grey suede. With rabbit fur and a sheepskin-lined footbed and unmatched versatility. Designed by ROSARY SPENCE, Mushkego Cree
Rosary Spence (Piisimonapii Iskwew) is a Mushkego Cree singer, artist, beadworker, and cultural worker from Fort Albany First Nation, a remote fly-in community on the western shores of James Bay in Northern Ontario. Rooted in Cree identity and guided by ancestral teachings, her work blends cultural knowledge with contemporary design. Rosary is known for intricate, story-driven beadwork inspired by northern symbolism, celestial elements, and stories of land and spirit. Beyond her artistic practice, she supports the community through cultural programming, language revitalization, and creative mentorship for youth and families, helping carry cultural knowledge and traditions forward.
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