Colourful Handwoven Falsa Blanket

New & Returning Products

Good news, Maple Water is back! The best energy, electrolyte replacing, low sugar, nothing added 100% natural drink!

Our exclusive Pure Copper Mugs are also back in stock!

New to our shop, traditional Falsa Blankets! Sustainably & ethically produced by local artisans in México. Made from 100% recycled fibres, no chemicals, natural colours. We have a very limited supply – currently discounted until the first week of June.

Pick up for most items is available (by appointment) in Port Colborne (Niagara Region). All “Merch” items ship directly.

As you know, Pow Wow season is starting soon, so keep an eye on our News page for upcoming events we’ll be attending!

Stay safe, stay hydrated, and remember: “Every step forward is a victory!”

Colourful Handwoven Falsa Blanket

Authentic Falsa Blankets

$60.00

Perfect for Pow Wow, home, camping, travelling… These blankets are handmade in the traditional Falsa style; woven from 100% recycled fibres, all natural colours, and no dyes or chemicals! Each blanket features the culturally distinct “equis” (X) pattern.  Sustainably & ethically produced in Tlaxcala, México by local artisans, with a thick, durable weave and high…

Pure maple water in a carton with Canadian origin.

100% Pure Maple Water

$5.00

Yes, Maple Water (aka “Sweet Water”) is the sap straight from the tree; the original “energy drink” from Nature! Certified Organic Maple Water, 100% natural, nothing added, nothing removed. čháŋhaŋpi (Lakota), sismo’qonapu (Mi’kmaq), ziinzibaakwadaaboo (Algonkin), wiishkobaaboo (Ojibwe), wáhta (Mohawk), orända’ (Wendat), sisibaskwattick (Cree) Available in a half-litre, eco-friendly, tetra-pak – 2 year unopened shelf life…

Copper mug with Indigenous-inspired design and 'Water is Life' inscription.

Solid Copper Mug

$30.00

Perfect for Water Ceremony! Part of our exclusive “Water Is Life” design – these stunning mugs are crafted from 100% pure copper. Proudly made in (Ontario) Canada by a family-owned business since 1952, each mug contains only domestic copper, ensuring it is not plated or combined with any other metals, unlike many inferior, mass-produced “copper”…

Kinnikinnick Trading is owned/operated by an Indigenous Elder & Veteran.

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