Primary Indigenous Montessori Ribbon Apron




Primary Indigenous Montessori Ribbon Apron
“Primary Indigenous Montessori Ribbon Apron”
Keep clean clothes and work in style while building a cultural identity with the #Niniijaanis Primary Indigenous Montessori Ribbon Apron, brought to you by Janice LaFloe. Made on Occupied Anishinaabe/Dakota Territory | Saint Paul, MN.
Details
Hand made by Janice LaFloe
Working ribbon apron for 3-6 years of age
Pair of matching napkins (2)
Hook and Eye closure
Curriculum included with purchase
Size
Apron: 22 1/4” L x 17” W
Waist tie: 12” L expandable to 22” L
Napkins: 5 1/4 “ L x 5 1/4 “ W approximately
Materials
Cotton
Ribbon
Elastic necktie and waist tie
Hook and eye
Investments ($50.00)
50% ($25) Directly to artist Janice LaFloe
50% ($25) fundraised for Niniijaanis Giveaways

“Indigenous Montessori Powwow Dancers Mobile”
The Powwow has evolved into an intertribal celebration of culture and shared dancing, resembled here in the #Niniijaanis Indigenous Montessori Powwow Dancers Mobile, brought to you by Brook LaFloe. Made on Occupied Anishinaabe/Dakota Territory | Saint Paul, MN.
Details
Hand made by Brook LaFloe
Curriculum included with purchase
Read more about the mobile in our journal “The Powwow Trail”
Size
Hung on 7.8in Hoop
Materials
Bamboo wooden hoop
Cotton and transparent thread
Double sided holographic dancers (4)
Sinew
Investments ($30.00)
50% ($15) Directly to artist Brook LaFloe
50% ($15) fundraised for Niniijaanis Giveaways