Three Sisters Shawl

"Often referred to as the three sisters, the corn, beans, and squash of ancient plants have long been a mainstay of Native communities and remain a critical piece of food sovereignty," shares Sarah Agaton Howes, the Anishinaabe-Ojibwe artist behind Eighth Generation's Three Sisters Shawl. "The Three Sisters design celebrates the beautiful work of living in reciprocity and care. Whether you are a food grower, food lover, or love to be wrapped in goodness, this is your new mainstay." Sarah has designed this shawl in the Ojibwe loom tradition, paring rigid geometric shapes and soft, deep blues for visual tension and interest.

Our luxuriously soft 100% alpaca wool shawls are an elegant addition to any outfit, adding subtle Native patterns to your ensemble while protecting you against the evening's chill. Whether you're dressing up for date night (pairs perfectly with your favorite LBD!) or adding a wrap over your button-down shirt and jeans for a casual elegance, our 100% Native designed Wool Shawls have you covered.  

Product Details:

• 100% alpaca wool
• Designed by Sarah Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe-Ojibwe)
• 60 in x 30 in / 152.4 cm x 76.2 cm
• Suggested product care is hand wash with cool water and lay flat to dry
• Modeled by the designer; photographed by Kari Rowe (Lakota, Ojibwe)
• Imported

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