Celebrate Native American Heritage Day by shopping at these indigenous, women-owned businesses

There are many ways to celebrate Native American Heritage Month (and the day!) this November. it can be as easy as finding out original land you are currently on Some include donating or taking action for indigenous rights organizations.

You can spend time educating yourself and your loved ones, attend a local practice, or take a class to learn a traditional skill.

And there’s another really easy and fun way you can support the Indigenous community without leaving home: shopping.

This Native American Heritage Day, consider celebrating the Native American community near and far by supporting these incredible Indigenous, women-owned businesses.

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1. Kiyani

First up on our list is the newly launched Kiyani, founded by Miranda Mullet, a member of the Navajo Nation. Her Navajo upbringing influenced her creation of products that are as good for the body as they are for the planet.

Kiyana’s first product, a luscious body wash Features soap berries, wild mint, eucalyptus, tea plant, and aloe to create a refreshing, vegetal scent.

While most commercial soaps are 90% water, kiani soaps are concentrated—you add water, and the suds do the rest. Kiani also uses recyclable aluminum refills and glass dispensers so you can enjoy your soap without the added plastic waste.

From ingredients to utility, Kyani is definitely making a statement, and we’re excited for more products to follow.

2. Billu Artisan Shop

Biulu Artisan Shop Based out of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and was founded by Lydia Morales, who is Huichol and Zapotec Indian. The boutique’s goal is to sell and create sustainable economic opportunities for isolated, displaced and marginalized indigenous tribes throughout the United States.

Products included embossed leather bag and dazzling, Shoulder-skimming Beaded Earrings In a variety of shapes and colors, from fringe to butterflies to gingerbread (hello, holiday wear). The boutique also carries attractive lanyards, scarves and shawls, bags and home decor. Each piece boasts vibrant colors, unique designs and expert craftsmanship.

3. Naoka Design

For a slightly more casual shopping experience, look no further than Northern Lights Designs’ shop on Etsy. shop name, naokah lightsThe word refers to the aurora borealis in the language of the Northwest Indigenous Territories, Sahatuotin Gokade in Canada.

The shop offers a wide range of tees and hoodies Powerful messages supporting Indigenous communities For seasonal and holiday designs. Whether you’re basking in your indigenous pride or your commitment to being an ally, this little shop in Sahu, Tlich, and English Dene has something for everyone.

4. Sage and Oats

sage and oats The native, in Helena, Montana, has a multicultural shopping experience. But luckily, you don’t need a ticket to the country of the big sky to enjoy the scrumptious items that Sage & Oats has to offer. Owners Major and Michelle run an extensive Etsy shop featuring home goods, food, sports, and more.

What better way to celebrate Native American Heritage Month than with an authentic indigenous feast? Offers a wide range of authentic food blends including Sage & Oats corn pinole, Fry-Bread Mixand authentic country coffee, Additionally, the shop carries toys for children, wooden flutes, games, books and more.

5. Shawl Lady

As her shop’s name suggests, Minneapolis-based Chholing Taha, a member of the Cree Nation, is a master when it comes to making shawls and knits. From breathtaking Spirit Pony ceremonial shawls to cozy winter knits, ShawlLadyDotCom Etsy shop Offering high quality items made with love from home.

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which includes a wonderful collection of Fine art prints with botanical themes, She offers both original and affordable prints as well as greeting cards to send to loved ones (or to collect for yourself). All the artwork displayed in her shop is designed and created by Taha without any imported goods.

6. Bella Cool Candle Company

And finally, the chilly winter months are the perfect time to enjoy the relaxing scent. Bella Coola Candle Company Artisan Soy Candles. Canadian company Bella Coola is owned by Secwépemc and Euro-Canadian and offers a huge range of candles.

seasonally mulled wine And bayberry + fir whimsical candles flower child And Unicorn farts, The Bella Coola Candle Company has something to suit everyone’s taste. These high-quality candles make excellent gifts for your loved ones — or for a much-needed self-care moment for yourself.

So, on this Native American Heritage Day (I’m on Osage, Chickasaw, Yuchi and Shawnee) no matter where you find yourself on Native land, you can celebrate Indigenous community members with your spending power, uplift them can do and empower them.