Aaniin! Welcome to Anishinaabe Girl Boutique
165 Lilac Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Treaty 1 Territory
Anishinaabe Girl Boutique is an Indigenous woman-owned storefront dedicated to celebrating and supporting Indigenous artists, designers, makers, and food producers. Every purchase helps sustain Indigenous creativity, entrepreneurship, and the continuation of traditional and contemporary artistic practices.
Located in the heart of Winnipeg, the boutique features a thoughtfully curated collection of authentic Indigenous handmade goods, including jewelry, fashion, artwork, body care, home décor, gifts, books, specialty foods, coffee, and teas. We proudly prioritize handcrafted and small-batch products, ensuring each item reflects the creativity, skill, and stories of the artist or producer behind it.
Our collection is always evolving, with rotating artists, seasonal collections, and one-of-a-kind creations arriving throughout the year. Each visit offers something new to discover while supporting both emerging and established Indigenous businesses.
Whether you're searching for a meaningful gift, a unique piece for your home, or something special for yourself, you'll find authentic Indigenous artistry and products created with care, purpose, and pride.
Where Authenticity Matters
Featured Indigenous Artists, Designers, Makers & Food Producers
Anishinaabe Girl Designs
Authentic Indigenous Seafood
Bangin Bannock
Bead N' Butter
Beadwork by Elise
Beadwork by Nichol
Bionca's Beadwork
Bold Wick Candle Co.
Cheryle Dreaver Art
Cree-ations Moccasins
Daughter of the Earth (Lucy Lindell)
Dawn Marie Chartrand
Dr. Tasha Spillett
E.M.A Creates
Fox N' Fuddle
Heather Endall Artwork
Indigenous Signs & Stuff
Inuit Tea
Kebaonish Tea
Kokom Scrunchies
Lii Roozhii
Mashkiki Garden Creations
Mitsoh
Moccasin Joe Coffee
No Roots No Wings
Outlier Leather Co.
Red Earth Ceramic Jewelry
Ruby Bruce
Sacrd Thndr
Sweetgrass Soap
The Stak Co.
Tiny Clay Pins by Christine Brouzes
Uasau Soap
Wild Rabbit Beads
Woodland Spirits
Our boutique continues to grow with new Indigenous artists, designers, makers, and food producers joining us throughout the year. Inventory changes seasonally, with limited-edition collections, one-of-a-kind creations, and handcrafted goods available while supplies last. Every visit is an opportunity to discover something new while directly supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs and the communities they serve.