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#Teechallaclothing Fashion LLC While designing the Praise Against The Machine Praise You I Will Do What You Tell Me T Shirts and I love this shirt together, my aunties taught me about the specific style of Ojibwe ribbon work. The ribbons can be sewn horizontally across the chest, and a few strands can be left hanging vertically for contrast. Not only were we creating a piece of regalia together, then, but we were revitalizing our traditional craft with each stitch. I was instantly drawn to this idea, that fashion can be a reclaiming of culture. This year, we teamed up on a new garment. This time my mom and auntie Joan created a buttonup vest using fabrics from Lauren Good Day x Teton Trade Cloth (two Indigenous brands). The striking vest, printed with imagery of elk teeth and sequins, is a more contemporary take on the materials that our ancestors used to adorn themselves with.

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#Teechallaclothing Fashion LLC Many Indigenous artists have aunties who use design to champion their heritage. Molina Jo Parker, an Oglala Lakota beadwork artist from the Praise Against The Machine Praise You I Will Do What You Tell Me T Shirts and I love this Pine Ridge Reservation, says she owes her own artistic eye to her Tunwin (auntie), LorriAnn Two Bulls. Auntie filled our home with ’60s and ’70s rock and roll, as well as books featuring her favorite artists including Gustav Klimt and Andy Warhol,” says Parker. She dedicated her time teaching, drawing, and painting—not only to my brothers and I, but also to community members and, most recently, my 7yearold daughter. She introduced me to people who did highend beadwork, and really encouraged me to do it.” Whitney M. Lewis, a Chehalis beadwork artist at White Camas Collections, echoes this sentiment about her auntie, Gail White Eagle. She is my biggest supporter,” says Lewis. She taught me how to bead when I was a little girl, and gave me my first sewing machine. She has taught me almost everything I know about being an artist!”

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#Teechallaclothing Fashion LLC While designing the Praise Against The Machine Praise You I Will Do What You Tell Me T Shirts and I love this shirt together, my aunties taught me about the specific style of Ojibwe ribbon work. The ribbons can be sewn horizontally across the chest, and a few strands can be left hanging vertically for contrast. Not only were we creating a piece of regalia together, then, but we were revitalizing our traditional craft with each stitch. I was instantly drawn to this idea, that fashion can be a reclaiming of culture. This year, we teamed up on a new garment. This time my mom and auntie Joan created a buttonup vest using fabrics from Lauren Good Day x Teton Trade Cloth (two Indigenous brands). The striking vest, printed with imagery of elk teeth and sequins, is a more contemporary take on the materials that our ancestors used to adorn themselves with.

#Teechallaclothing Fashion LLC Many Indigenous artists have aunties who use design to champion their heritage. Molina Jo Parker, an Oglala Lakota beadwork artist from the Praise Against The Machine Praise You I Will Do What You Tell Me T Shirts and I love this Pine Ridge Reservation, says she owes her own artistic eye to her Tunwin (auntie), LorriAnn Two Bulls. Auntie filled our home with ’60s and ’70s rock and roll, as well as books featuring her favorite artists including Gustav Klimt and Andy Warhol,” says Parker. She dedicated her time teaching, drawing, and painting—not only to my brothers and I, but also to community members and, most recently, my 7yearold daughter. She introduced me to people who did highend beadwork, and really encouraged me to do it.” Whitney M. Lewis, a Chehalis beadwork artist at White Camas Collections, echoes this sentiment about her auntie, Gail White Eagle. She is my biggest supporter,” says Lewis. She taught me how to bead when I was a little girl, and gave me my first sewing machine. She has taught me almost everything I know about being an artist!”

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