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We recently worked with Chief Seattle Club in supporting our local, houseless relatives by providing our Native-designed wool blankets for shelter ...
Our Tribally-owned small business is proud that our supporters celebrate their graduates with our authentic, Native-designed blankets — a tradition...
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Junior staff from the Eighth Generation team proudly collaborated with our owners, the Snoqualmie Tribe, to create the logo for the Snoqualmie Trib...
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Celebrated Northwest Coast artist, educator and Eighth Generation collaborator, David Robert Boxley (Ts’msyen), spends nearly every day reviving Sm...
What makes the buffalo (or bison) spectacular? From jewelry and scarves, to socks and greeting cards, the buffalo stars in many of our products des...
Eighth Generation is fueled by artists and innovators. In celebration of Black History month, we're highlighting some fellow entrepreneurs and Blac...
We are all about Native businesses supporting each other! Eighth Generation recently teamed up with our local, Native-owned video production compan...
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