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This collection of Indigenous art fridge magnets features designs by Indigenous artists from the Northwest Coast and beyond. From animals and coastal forms to meaningful symbols, each piece carries a story shaped by connection to the lands now called British Columbia.
Small, easy to gift, and made to last, these magnets bring art and a sense of place into your everyday.
Learn more about Kwakwaka`wakw artist Adam Lewis. Designed in Vancouver, on the lands now known as British Columbia, by Native Northwest. 5% of every sale featuring an Indigenous design is...
Totem poles carry family histories, teachings, and relationships across generations. In this design, reflects the strength of lineage and the importance of honouring those stories in everyday life. Designed in...
Indigenous artist Curtis Wilson about his design: "A killer whale is within the maple leaf and the red bands are each with a salmon design. Throughout my life, I have come...
Raven is a transformer, a cultural hero, and the bringer of light. In Raven Moon, Haida artist Allan Weir honours Raven’s role as a teacher and change-maker, carrying forward stories...
Quiet and observant, Owl is a symbol of wisdom and sacred knowledge. In this design, Coast Salish artist Simone Diamond honors Owl as a keeper of understanding, offering a thoughtful...
Light, joyful, and full of movement, Hummingbird is a symbol of happiness and simple pleasures. In this design, Coast Salish artist Nicole La Rock captures the uplifting spirit of Hummingbird,...
Soaring above challenge and change, Eagle carries a message of strength and perspective. In Eagle Sun, Coast Salish artist Simone Diamond reminds us that rising higher - beyond the storms...
"Inspired by Valentines Day, 2012. Eagles mate for life and have clear vision. Eagle is one of my crests from the Tsimshian village of Gitxaala." Learn more about Ts'msyen artist Roy Henry Vickers....
Clever, curious, and endlessly playful, Crow mirrors many of the traits found in humanity itself. In Crow: Walk in the Park, Haisla and Heiltsuk artist Paul Windsor celebrates Crow’s intelligence...
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