Beading, a traditional Métis pastime, is now a bridge connecting people to their culture and improving mental health during COVID-19.

Beautifully beaded cultural pieces will return to Indigenous homes and communities, all thanks to a Manitoba Métis beadwork artist who hopes her "rematriation" project helps families reclaim part ...

It includes clothing, embroidery, beadwork and more, which the MMF says showcases Métis identity, mobility and fashion.

A trove of artifacts dating back two centuries — including silk- and quillwork, beaded jackets and fur stretchers — have ...

A Manitoba artist is showcasing her first solo exhibit at the Manitoba Museum, where different media of physical and digital ...

Dakota McLeod, 19, is proud to celebrate his Métis culture's art and heritage at His Bead Store, which sells beadwork supplies, craft kits, hides and furs as well as food from Métis vendors from ...

Gary Johnson, a Métis artist from Lodge Grass, will speak of the historic role of the Métis in Montana and the Northwest in a presentation next week at the Montana ...

A Métis pad saddle from the early 1800s is on display at the Cantonal Museum of Archaeology and History in Lausanne, Switzerland, sitting alongside contemporary beadwork created by other Red ...

Brightly colored sashes and the sash dance, floral beadwork, and the infinity symbol flag are symbols of Métis culture. Métis music and dance traditions include jigging, fiddling, and tunes such ...

This story was created with the support of Travel Alberta, Metis Crossing and Warrior Women. Published in the June 2023 issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK) To subscribe to National ...