Yak Doll

Yak DollThis handmade Yak doll makes a charming toy or souvenir that inspires imaginative and mindful connections to the unique cultures of the Himalayan region. These dolls are lovingly crafted by Tibetan and Indian women in Dharamshala. Within a supportive and familiar environment, these artisans are empowered through training in new skills and generating a living wage. 100% Wool and felt 30 cm x 23 cm

celebrating its 10th anniversary

and the role of art in reclaiming heritage

his Grandfather Henry William Helin

and deeply nourished

the Canadian Museum of History and the Museum of Anthropology

Her work embodies her passion for the earth

masks and puppets to medieval frescoes and roadside graffiti

Innovative Gourmand World Cookbook Award

Guerin's design represents how the impacts of colonization and residential schools are not only a local or regional issue

the Indigenous Maasai women from Tanzania are known for their colourful and intricately beaded jewellery

Eliot White-Hill

Both tote bags feature an outline of the Museum of Anthropology building that has large windows supported by large pillars and beams