The Power of Artistic Expression: Beadwork Tells a Story.
From ancestral homelands to our online store, discover the traditional art of beadwork that bridges generations and Indigenous cultures across the world.
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“Chocolate Drizzled Strawberries”
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“In Bloom”
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“Latahkoi”
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Indigenous Made. Indigenous owned.
All products listed are thoughtfully designed and crafted by an Afro-Indigenous beadworker (ME!) with several years of experience and continued learning.
As a multi-cultural artist, my beadwork takes influences from several origins within my heritage including Amá:inauska: and regions in Africa.
Handmade Products
Everything is handmade and guaranteed to last!
Hypoallergenic
Hooks, posts, clips, and other pieces are safe for sensitive skin! Hypoallergenic and/or authentic materials.
Ancestor-Driven
As Indigenous people, Creator has honored us with the role of land stewardship.
Continuing the traditions of my Ancestors, all organic materials that go into my beadwork are ethically sourced.
Behind the Designs
Afro-Indigenous beadworker, Akira Riddick
Black, Mixed Yesą + Southeastern/Eastern Woodland descent.
“I aim to make an impact in my community, continue our legacies, and share our culture through beading.”
Blog posts, Updates, and Articles
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Native American, Indian, Indigenous? What’s the...
What does it mean to be Indigenous? A discussion of the term and its implications across the world. This blog post explains my identity as an Afro-Indigenous woman and why I shy...
Native American, Indian, Indigenous? What’s the...
What does it mean to be Indigenous? A discussion of the term and its implications across the world. This blog post explains my identity as an Afro-Indigenous woman and why I shy...