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Indigenous Maple Leaf Ornament

A living story of community, creativity, and connection.

$34.99

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In-stock pieces are typically ready for pickup or shipping the next business day.

Personalized pieces are typically ready in about one week.

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5+ 12%
10+ 15%
20+ 20%
50+ 25%
100+ 30%

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Discounts over 20% cannot be combined with other discount codes.

More than an image.

This ornament was designed by local Indigenous artist Emilee Steffensen, owner of Moonemis Cree-ations here in Saskatchewan. Emilee shared the full story behind the design:

When I think of “Canadian Made,” from an indigenous perspective I automatically think of our Indigenous economies and the powerful resurgence of handmade goods being shared at powwows, trade posts, and local markets. Items like ribbon skirts, moccasins, beaded jewelry, regalia, traditional medicines, and even the tools and materials used to make them; these are more than just products, they are stories. They’re a reflection of the land, of ancestral teachings, and of cultural survival.

The vines or roots in the design represent those deep connections. When something is handmade or locally produced, it draws from a network of relationships. Whether it’s harvesting sweetgrass, trading for beads, or purchasing supplies from another small local shop, everything is interconnected. These roots show that no creation stands alone; it is supported by a community.

The flowers within the design symbolize organizations and their growth. Just like plants, organizations can blossom when nurtured, and at times, they may also need to pause or change direction. But regardless of the phase, they are part of the ecosystem of creation and collaboration.

The leaves in the design represent other stores or makers who support Canadian-made supplies. They branch off and carry the essence of the central creation to the maple leaf; into new spaces and communities.

As an Indigenous artist, storytelling is always at the center of my work. My art is not just visual; it’s a language. It’s how indigenous people document our experiences, honour our ancestors, and express our hope for the future. This design, for me, holds all of that. It’s more than just an image; it’s a living story of community, creativity, and connection.

This layered ornament is handcrafted in our Saskatchewan shop. A portion of sales is donated to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society.

No creation stands alone.

Carbon-neutral shipping on all orders
3136kg
shipping emissions removed
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The Sticks & Doodles Story

It all started in a basement.

In 2019, we started in a Regina basement with a couple of tools, a lot of grit, and a passion for making people smile. Five years later, with the support of our incredible team, community, and customers, we’ve grown from that tiny basement to a flagship studio and store in East Regina, Saskatchewan. While much has changed, our heart remains the same—celebrating stories, connections, and the moments that make life special. Thank you for supporting our dream. – Kyle & Danelle, Co-Founders