Why You'll Love It

  • Made in Canada

    A curated collection of Indigenous gifts representing every region of Canada — keeping your gifting dollars at home.

  • Support Indigenous Communities

    Each item is sourced from Indigenous brands, helping strengthen local economies and advance economic reconciliation.

  • A Premium Gift with Purpose

    Beautifully packaged & ready to share, this box blends story, craft, and impact — perfect for loved ones, corporate gifting, and meaningful moments.
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
  • Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
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Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection

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Trusted across Canada for meaningful, reconciliation-focused gifting.

Accepting pre-orders now - starts shipping on Monday, November 24th.

    This collection celebrates the original Canada — the land, cultures, and communities that have shaped this place since time immemorial. Inspired by the Thirteen Moons teachings of connection and seasonality, the box features Indigenous-made products from all 13 provinces and territories, proudly crafted here in Canada.

    Each box includes 13 premium, Indigenous artisan gift items, thoughtfully curated to highlight the diversity of regions across the country — from the West Coast rainforest to the Arctic, the Prairies, and the Atlantic.

    From food and wellness to art and keepsakes, each item represents a region, a story, and a maker. This is a made-in-Canada gift with purpose: meaningful, memorable, and rooted in Indigenous craftsmanship.

    🔔 Pre-order item: This Indigenous Canada Box is available for pre-order. Orders placed now will begin shipping on Monday, November 24. If you’re ordering for the holidays, your gift will arrive in plenty of time.

    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection
    Indigenous Canada Box – The 13 Moons Collection

    What's Inside the Indigenous Canada Box?

    Spirit Bear Coffee – Eagle Medium Roast (BC) (70g)

    A delicious, 70g portion pack of Spirit Bear’s Eagle Medium Roast coffee — ground for drip or pour-over brewing and makes up to 12 cups of coffee. Small-batch roasted coffee rooted in Indigenous values, bringing people together one cup at a time.


    Details:

    • Size: 70 g packet (brews ~12 cups)

    • Roast: Medium

    • Ingredients: 100% Organic, Fair-Trade Certified Arabica coffee beans

    Mitsoh – Blueberry Pemmican Strip (AB)

    A delicious, protein-rich snack made with real, all-natural bison and just six whole-food ingredients: bison, blueberries, pure maple syrup, sea salt, pepper, and smoke. The name Mitsoh means “eat” in Cree — a nod to nourishment rooted in honesty and tradition.


    Details:

    • Size: Single strip / snack pack

    • Ingredients: Bison, Blueberries, Maple Syrup, Sea Salt, Pepper, Smoke

    • Features: High-protein, whole-food, Indigenous-made

    NWC Wild Rice – Grade A Organic (114 g) (SK) 

    Premium long-grain wild rice grown and harvested in northern Saskatchewan by Métis, Dene & Cree harvesters. Sustainably produced and fair-trade certified.
    Details:

    • Weight: 114 g (¼ lb bag)

    • Grade: 100 % Grade A organic

    • Type: Long-grain wild rice

    • Source: Indigenous-owned, northern Saskatchewan

    The Stak Co. – Northern Classic Chili Beans (MB)

    Inspired by northern cooking traditions, these Grade A beans are polished, cleaned, and ready to cook — no soaking required. Perfect for wholesome meals that bring people together.
    Details:

    • Preparation: No soaking required

    • Cooking: Best on stovetop, oven, pressure cooker, or campfire

    • Storage: Refrigerate up to 5 days or freeze leftovers

    • Features: Vegan, high protein, Manitoba grown

    Kebaonish – Herbal Tea Sampler 4 Sachets (ON)

    A soothing four-pack of caffeine-free herbal teas inspired by traditional plant knowledge. Includes Harmony Hibiscus Spice, Citrus Sunset Rooibos, Ginger Cinnamon Blue, and Zesty Ginger + Turmeric. Each blend promotes balance, comfort, and wellness — one cup at a time.
    Details:

    • Quantity: 4 individually packed sachets

    • Ingredients: Natural organic herbs & spices

    • Caffeine: None

    • Crafted by: Kebaonish

    Épices du Guerrier – Traditional Blend 100 g Glass Jar (QB)

    An Indigenous-made seasoning crafted with pure maple sugar and a balanced mix of herbs and spices for a subtly sweet, smoky flavour. Perfect on meat, fish, or veggies.
    Details:

    • Size: 100 g reusable glass jar

    • Ingredients: Maple sugar, herbs, spices

    • Allergen Info: Gluten-free ingredients (processed in facility that may handle gluten)

    Origin: Wendake, Québec | Made in Canada

    Wabanaki Maple – Traditional Maple Syrup 100 mL (NB)

    Golden Grade-A syrup sourced from the territories of the Wabanaki, home of the Mi’kmaq & Wolastoqiyik Peoples. Offers a rich aroma with sweet vanilla and caramel undertones.
    Details:

    • Size: 100 mL bottle

    • Flavour Profile: Sweet, vanilla & caramel notes

    • Pairs With: Pancakes, French toast, oatmeal

    • Origin: Tobique First Nation, NB

    Peace by Chocolate – Nitap Bar (NS)

    A collaboration with the Paq’tnkek Mi’kmaw Nation, with $0.25 from each bar donated to programs that celebrate Mi’kmaw culture. “Nitap” means “friend.” Smooth milk chocolate with dried cranberries — sweet, rich, and meaningful.
    Details:

    • Size: 90 g bar (approx.)
    • Ingredients: Milk chocolate (sugar, milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, soy lecithin, vanilla), dried cranberries (cranberries, sugar, citric acid, sunflower oil)
    • Contains: Milk, Soy | May contain nuts and gluten

    RoseWolf Creations – Hand-Burned Keychain (PEI)

    Each keychain is hand-burned using traditional pyrography, featuring unique Mi’kmaw-inspired designs such as feathers, trees, and ocean scenes. A functional keepsake honouring Indigenous artistry.
    Details:

    • Material: Sustainably sourced wood + metal key ring

    • Size: Varies (small handcrafted item)

    • Features: One-of-a-kind design | Hand-made on Epekwitk (PEI) by Annie Martin (Mi’kmaw)

    Care: Wipe with soft cloth; avoid soaking

    Stephanie White Creations – Spirit Bear Plaque 8 × 10" (NL)

    A stunning plaque featuring artwork by Mi’kmaw artist Stephanie White (Qalipu Band, NL). Durable design with a sleek black edge and artist biography on the reverse.
    Details:

    • Size: 8 × 10 in (17 mm thick)

    • Material: MDF plaque with black edge

    • Artist: Stephanie White | Mi’kmaq, Qalipu Band, Newfoundland and Labrador

    Yukon Soaps Co. – Wild Rose & Sage Bath Salts 5 oz (YT)

    Hand-crafted with wild-harvested rose petals and mountain sage for a deeply nurturing, floral-scented soak. Mineral-rich Epsom salts soothe muscles and promote restful sleep.
    Details:

    • Size: 5 oz pouch

    • Ingredients: Epsom salts, rose petals, mountain sage, essential oils

    • Use: Dissolve into warm bath; external use only

    Origin: Mayo, Yukon

    Inuvialuit Carvers – Hand-Carved Inukshuk (NT)

    Each Inukshuk is carved by hand from Canadian stone by Inuvialuit Carvers originally from Tuktoyaktuk, NT. Natural stone variations make every piece one-of-a-kind, honouring Northern craftsmanship and tradition.
    Details:

    • Material: Canadian stone

    • Height: ranges from approx. 2" to 3.5"

    • Colour: varies by order

    • Features: Hand-carved, unique stone patterns

    Artist Collective: Inuvialuit Carvers

    Kenojuak Ashevak Holiday Art Cards (NU)

    Share the beauty of Inuit artistry with this single Holiday Greeting Card featuring the work of renowned artist Kenojuak Ashevak.
    Details:

    • Sizes: 4 x 6”

    • Design: Indigenous bird design, varies by order

    • Artist: Kenojuak Ashevak | Cultural background: Inuit

    Made & printed in Canada

    Moose Hide Campaign – Pin & Donation

    The Moose Hide Campaign is an Indigenous-led movement to end gender-based violence. Each handcrafted moose hide pin represents a personal and collective commitment to safety, healing, and respect for all. A symbol of solidarity and hope worn by thousands across Canada, the pin invites every person to stand for positive change and safer communities.

    Testimonial

    "The Shop First Nations Gift Box is full of beautiful gifts and really is a perfect way to show your friends, family and colleagues some love. You can’t go wrong ordering this lovely gift box. All of the artists are extremely talented."

    Liz O’Donoghue

    Meet the Indigenous Makers in the Box

    • Founded by Bill Helin of the Tsimshian Nation, Robin Louie of the Ktunaxa Nation, and Sean Harding of the Cree Peoples. Spirit Bear Coffee Company is a proudly First Nations owned roastery, crafting 100% Certified Organic and Fair Trade coffee since 2006. Inspired by the legend of the Spirit Bear — a symbol of peace and harmony — the team blends quality with purpose, supporting Indigenous-led conservation and community initiatives across Turtle Island.

      Spirit Bear Coffee Company – Port Coquitlam, BC (Tsimshian, Ktunaxa & Métis)

    • Founded by Ian Gladue of the Cree & Dene Nations . Mitsoh revives ancestral foodways through clean, protein-rich pemmican strips. Guided by the Cree word mitsoh — “eat” — the brand blends traditional nourishment with modern convenience, celebrating culture, health, and resilience.

      Mitsoh – Edmonton, AB (Cree & Dene Nations)

    • Led by Métis CEO Nap Gardiner, NWC Wild Rice partners with Indigenous harvesters who have tended northern lakes and wetlands for generations. Sustainably grown and hand-harvested, their organic wild rice reflects respect for land, water, and ancestral stewardship. Each purchase supports Indigenous families and protects traditional harvesting practices.

      NWC Wild Rice – Northern Saskatchewan (Métis, Dene & Cree Harvesters)

    • Founded by Métis entrepreneur Suzan Stupack, The Stak Co. transforms Manitoba-grown pulses into award-winning vegan, gluten-free chili and soup mixes. Inspired by her family’s kitchen traditions, Suzan blends health, sustainability, and heritage in every recipe — nourishing body and spirit while supporting local growers.

      The Stak Co. – Winnipeg Beach, MB (Métis)

    • Founded by Dr. Shyra (O’Demin Kwe) Barberstock and Dr. Ryan “Rye” Barberstock. Kebaonish is an Indigenous- and woman-led coffee and tea company rooted in the teachings of the Good Mind and Good Life. Their herbal blends bring culture, wellness, and sustainability together in every cup.

      Kebaonish – Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON

    • Founded by Daniel Picard and Patrice Dion, Épices du Guerrier celebrates ancestral culinary wisdom through handcrafted spice blends made with wild-harvested ingredients. Their mission is to share the taste of Indigenous traditions, honouring the land and giving back to Indigenous communities across Turtle Island.

      Épices du Guerrier – Wendake, QC (Huron-Wendat Nation)

    • Founded by Jolene Johnson of Tobique First Nation, Wabanaki Maple is a 100 % Indigenous, woman-owned business crafting barrel-aged maple syrup with rich, refined flavours. Each bottle honours generations of maple harvesting and the strength of indigenous entrepreneurship.

      Wabanaki Maple – Tobique First Nation, NB (Wolastoqiyik / Wabanaki Confederacy)

    • Founded by the Hadhad family in partnership with the Paq’tnkek Mi’kmaw Nation, Peace by Chocolate rebuilds the community through sweetness and solidarity. Their Nitap Bar (“friend” in Mi’kmaw) funds programs that preserve Mi’kmaw culture and celebrate friendship and reconciliation.

      Peace by Chocolate – Antigonish, NS (Paq’tnkek Mi’kmaw Nation Partnership)

    • Owned by Mi’kmaw artisan Annie Martin of Millbrook First Nation, RoseWolf Creations handcrafts engraved and wood-burned designs inspired by local nature and Mi’kmaw motifs. Each piece tells a story of connection — between land, heritage, and art.

      RoseWolf Creations – PEI (Mi’kma’ki)

    • Stephanie White is a Mi’kmaw artist balancing her work in healthcare with her creative practice in painting, beadwork, and mixed media. Her Spirit Bear artwork embodies renewal and reflection, honouring Mi’kmaw culture through colour, emotion, and ancestral connection.

      Stephanie White Creations – Newfoundland (Qalipu Mi’kmaw Nation)

    • Founded by Indigenous entrepreneur Joella Hogan, Yukon Soaps celebrates northern plant knowledge through hand-crafted soaps and bath salts. Each Wild Rose & Sage blend captures the scent and soul of the boreal forest — connecting body care with land, healing, and tradition.

      Yukon Soaps Company – Mayo, YK

    • The Taylor family of Tuktoyaktuk has carried on their carving traditions since the 1960s, founded by the late Bobby Taylor Pokiak. Today, artist Priscilla Boulay continues that lineage through antler, ivory, and muskox horn works that reflect Arctic life and Inuvialuit culture. Each carving embodies family, memory, and the endurance of the North.

      Inuvialuit Carvers – Tuktoyaktuk, NT

    • Kenojuak Ashevak (1927–2013), often called the “Grandmother of Inuit Art,” brought the beauty of northern wildlife and Inuit storytelling to the world. Her legacy lives on through her bold depictions of birds and spirits — a celebration of identity, imagination, and the Inuit connection to land and life.

      Kenojuak Ashevak – Baffin Island, NU

    • Founded by father and daughter Paul and Raven Lacerte of the Carrier Nation, the Moose Hide Campaign is an Indigenous-led movement to end gender-based violence. Each moose hide pin represents a personal and collective commitment to safety, healing, and respect for all.

      Moose Hide Campaign

    Standing Together for Safety & Healing

    About the  Moose Hide Campaign

    With every purchase of the Indigenous Canada Box – XIII Moons Collection, you’re supporting Indigenous-owned businesses and community-led initiatives that celebrate culture, sustainability, and reconciliation.

    Each box also helps fund the Moose Hide Campaign — a grassroots Indigenous-led movement dedicated to ending violence against women and children across Canada. Through your purchase, a portion of proceeds supports education, awareness, and community programs that empower individuals and communities to stand together in respect, safety, and healing for all.

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