These are named after Winona LaDuke, an Anishinaabe environmentalist and economist known for defending Indigenous land rights and standing against pipeline projects that threaten Indigenous territories. She's spent her career protecting the land for the generations coming after her. That kind of conviction deserves to be worn. Every pair is beaded by hand, one bead at a time. Picture putting these on before you walk out the door, knowing there's a real story behind them. What you're getting: Handmade, made one at a time Named after Winona LaDuke, Anishinaabe environmentalist and economist Rooted in Indigenous beadwork traditions Lightweight, easy to wear all day Limited quantities, since handmade takes real time Supports a small Indigenous owned business directly People will notice these. Someone will ask where you got them. And you'll get to tell them a story worth telling. Once a pattern sells out, it's gone for good. Get yours before this one's gone. Delivery time: up to 2 weeks.
