A new store opened its doors in Southcentre Mall Saturday though it's more than that.
will also be a community space, where people can learn more about Indigenous craftsmanship and culture.
The pop-up store, which sells mukluks, moccasins, and other items rooted in Indigenous culture, was founded in Winnipeg in 1997 by Metis entrepreneur Sean McCormick."He started with a little trading post," said Lor Brand, Manitobah's marketing co-ordinator."He was essentially trading ready-made materials for mukluks and then continuing that reciprocal relationship with artists.
Since then, the company has grown into a global brand,"still rooted in community, and everything we do, but we're very, very excited to be here," said Brand.Saturday's Southcentre opening featured Blackstone, an Indigenous drumming group, dancers and a showcase of Indigenous artworks. "Indigenous art is the inspiration behind what we do," Brand said,"And that still is a huge part of who we are."
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