Next Generation Enamel Pin wholesale1 artist and disability advocate Johnnie

artist and disability advocate Johnnie Jae (Otoe-Missouria and Choctaw) wanted to honor both family and community legacies in her design

Their mission is to create "respectful artisan partnerships to revive regenerative textile practices and a zero waste design philosophy using organic materials

presumably because he was used to sleeping in dirt and gravel

Imported bottle base finished and printed in Washington State

Hang dry away from direct sunlight

Next Generation Enamel Pin wholesale1 artist and disability advocate JohnnieThe future generation is held safely on our cradleboard pin designed by Giizh Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe)! The original baby carrier, the cradleboard or "dikinaagan" in Ojibwemowin, comes from a time, much like today, when children were kept close and part of everyday life. Adorned with care and beauty, the dikinaagan remains a family's prized possession that's passed on from baby to baby. Wear this pin on your jean jacket, your jingle dress, your