Sep 2 2021

The Story of the Flower Beadwork People with Jennine Krauchi

Watch world renowned Metis artist, Jennine Krauchi share a journey of the history of the Metis, our ancestors, and the truly amazing rebirth of our art form known as beadwork.

This online event was part of our Metis Kitchen Table Teachings series, dedicated to the transmission of Metis knowledge and culture.

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