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Honouring Our Life Givers sheer wrap by artist Sharifah Marsden at Quichua World Market.
The Honouring Our Life Givers Sheer Fashion Wrap by Sharifah Marsden adds an elegant, lightweight layer of contemporary Indigenous artistry to any wardrobe. Designed by Anishinaabe artist Sharifah Marsden, this vibrant floral pattern beautifully celebrates women's stories and the creative power of life. This versatile, one-size-fits-all wrap measures 36" x 36" and is crafted from 100% woven polyester, giving it a soft, silky, semi-sheer finish that drapes beautifully. Perfect for instantly dressing up a casual t-shirt and leggings combination or styling as a chic cover-up for beach outings. Each piece comes packaged in an individual organza bag with a ribbon-tied hang tag, making it an excellent gift choice. Drop by our physical boutique in downtown Ottawa to try it on and browse our full collection of artistic fashion wraps.

Honouring Our Life Givers Sheer Fashion Wrap by Sharifah Marsden

SKU: 629117060112
$44.95Price
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    We believe that Indigenous artists should be treated fairly and with respect. Authenticity of art, design, and culture is the foundation of our mission of building everyday connection to Indigenous cultures.

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  • Sharifah Marsden is an Anishinaabe artist from the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation. A multi-disciplinary creator, she is known for her mastery of beadwork, painting, and large-scale murals. Sharifah’s work often features vibrant floral motifs and woodland-inspired imagery, reflecting her connection to the land and the traditional teachings of her people. Based in Vancouver, she has been a key figure in community art projects, using her creative voice to promote healing and cultural pride. Her art is a contemporary celebration of Anishinaabe identity, characterized by its intricate detail and soulful use of colour.

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