Ocean Kiana is a Nishinaabe designer from Northwestern Ontario, crafting sustainable fashion inspired by Indigenous values. Known as Waabshki Memegwans (White Butterfly), she blends timeless elegance with eco-conscious design rooted in Ojibway principles.
Collar pins
Anishinaabe collar pins add some details of florals to your wardrobe, dress them up or dress them down.
The Pink Dress
The pink dress is our Chanel inspired dress that captures the essence of Anishinaabe feminity. She has small details of Anishinaabe florals and button details on the pocket.
The cape
The black cape is a small accessory you can add to your wardrobe to add small anishinaabe details for powwow or special events.
The RED midnight
The RED midnight dress, worn by the beautiful Natasha Fisher. The remix of the original Midnight Dress
Anangokaa in the 6ix
A piece that represented my people, specifically the Ojibway, Nishinaabe. Our tribes and cultures are so distinct and unique between each nations. Nishinaabe tell our stories from the sky.
Trillium Midnight Medicine bag
This Trillium Midnight medicine bag was inspired by the long winter nights and the crisp white snow that covers Mother Earth. Anishinaabeg make bags out of wool and leather, with florals designs to hold their sacred items and medicines.
WINTER SOLSTICE
These three skirts inspired by the relationships I have with my ancestors and the matriarchs who have come before me. Pieces named from left to right, Nokomis Camp skirt, Ancestor skirt, and the Winter Applique skirt.
Nishinaabe Kwe
Using language to represent our women on this traditional ribbon skirt, with the use of red to represent the MMIW.
