Come see us at Fashion Week! We will be at the Native Fashion Event of the Spring!! Come check out the fashion, the fun, the vendors, and hang out with Minnesota's Native Fashionistas!
Monday April 25 at the Machine Shop! Get tickets !
For more information email us anytime at info@heartberry.com
It’s one of our favorite times here in Ojibwelandia, the Sugarbush! We are combining our new sugarbush collection with one of our best seasonal activities, the maple time.
Information about MMIW Rewarded A New fund aims to aid in the Search for Missing Murdered Relatives launched as a collaboration between Community Organizations Mending the Sacred Hoop and Native Lives Matter alongside Duluth City Officials. Spurred by the still unsolved case of Sheila St Claire, local groups are binding together to reward information hoping to solve these cases. WDIO As part of our Ongoing efforts to support the families and our relatives, Heart Berry is donating ALL PROFITS Saturday January 29 to this information reward fund. If you would like to donate directly Mending the Sacred Hoop email keagle@mshoop.org and for more information email or nlmcoalition@gmail.com or akozlowski@duluthmn.gov All Profits made at Heart Berry this Saturday -January 29 will...
Dreams to Fruition
It is a bittersweet moment as CEO and Founder of Eighth Generation, Louie Gong retires. What began as a vision drawing on VANS in his living room has become the most successful Native brand in the country. As Inspired Natives collaborators, Heart Berry has been so blessed to be along on this journey. We are so grateful to the vision and mentorship Gong has provided so many. Take a tour and meet the New CEO!
The canoe is the oldest form of transportation in our homelands here in the great lakes. We have traversed the continent in our "Jiimaan" and canoes remain a vital and enjoyable part of our good life.
"My family uses our canoe for ricing and just cruising around. Every fall we hit the rice lakes for our beloved Manoomin. What I love about doing design is being able to make small touches of Ojibwe style for every day."
Whether a neck tie, a bag, or a lapel, the canoe pin is the perfect accessory on accessory.
