These are named after Doreen Spence, a Cree Elder from Saddle Lake Cree Nation who became one of the first Indigenous women to obtain a Practical Nursing Certificate in 1959, going on to a 40 year nursing career. She later helped shape the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, sitting on the committee that developed it over a twenty year period. That kind of legacy 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 Doreen Spence, Cree Elder, nurse, and human rights advocate
• 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.