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If you have a Status Card, please contact us to place your order.
If you have a Status Card, please contact us to place your order.
Most of you are familiar with the wide variety of items we carry in our shop – and we always try to keep it interesting!
We have just received a new selection of “western” style, 100% wool felt hats! In multiple colours, styles, sizes, and a variety of hatbands (or create your own with some of our craft supplies). These are only $90 ea. (we also have others starting at $70).
Visit us today and try one on for size!
We’d like to say “Gitchi Miigwetch!” (Many Thanks!) to all our customers – new or regular, your support has help Bear’s Den grow and bring you the best products & service we’re able to! We have some new stock available and are refilling anything we’ve been low on – as well as expanding what’s available…
People speak often of using “natural fabrics” and how much nicer they are to wear…well, it doesn’t get more natural than this! Be sure to check out more new items below and our new collection of Purses, Wallets & Coin Pouches! Many other new, handmade items added to our inventory – be sure to check…
Restrictions are being lifted and because we have our own outside entrance (at the Gibraltar Market) we will be open to the public with capacity limitations starting this Friday (11 June)! Hours will be Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10:00am to 4:00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 5:00pm…drop in and see what’s new in…
It’s been three years since Bear’s Den moved into the large space we currently occupy, and we are grateful for all the support form our customers! Dan’s been busy, of course (when isn’t he?) – but he still finds time to make these beautiful drums! Using traditional methods and natural hides (Buffalo & Elk), each…
Now available in the shop, in limited quantity, these beautiful Deer Hide jackets! Soft, supple, long wearing…true quality and craftsmanship.
There are a few reasons many Indigenous people refer to Bears as our “Medicine Animal”. Centuries ago, we watched them prepare for winter and learned what foods were good in the colder weather to sustain us. When they returned after hibernation, we saw what plants were good to restore energy & strength. As one elder…
