Drawing on Indigenous tradition of beadwork helps Anishinaabe

Darci Everson’s passion for beading has led to her selling beadwork kits and leading virtual workshops for others to learn the detailed craft during the COVID-19 pandemic

Stunning Anishinaabe/ojibwe Made Hand Beaded fire Colors: Barrette by Angel Roy Free Shipping

Beading the Way: Adornment and the Quest for Cultural Survival – RETROactive

Ojibwe Floral Pattern 2024

Beads that connect: Indigenous UBC students and their beadwork

Native-American floral beadwork show at the Autry traces history, culture – San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Beads and Water - Mystic Seaport Museum

Ojibwe Native American - Culture and Music - Guitten

Student view: Exploring identity and healing through Anishinaabe beadwork, MSUToday

Beadwork - We R Native

Craft - Indigenous Fashion Arts

Student view: Exploring identity and healing through Anishinaabe beadwork, MSUToday

Okwaho Equal Source (@OkwahoEqualSrc) / X

Anishinaabeg Beadwork & Painting Exhibit At The Royal Ontario Museum

Curated collection of beaded creations - University of Victoria

Darc Sport Athletic Leggings

Darc Sport, Pants & Jumpsuits

Everson Top - Dusty Blush - ShopperBoard

Everson Soft Style T-Shirt - Everson Museum of Art

Ashley Everson (@ashley.e.everson) on Threads