Lauren Good Day is a gifted designer and artist who brings Indigenous heritage to life through her striking fashion and fine art. Her work seamlessly merges traditional cultural elements with contemporary design, creating bold pieces that inspire a deep connection to Native identity and artistry.

Quillionaire Society is an Indigenous brand that blends art, culture, and identity into distinctive apparel. With bold designs that honor Native heritage, their pieces serve as a celebration of style and self-expression, reflecting the strength and pride of Indigenous communities.

This Native-owned company specializes in traditional quillwork, an intricate art form deeply embedded in Indigenous heritage. Each piece reflects ancestral craftsmanship, preserving cultural traditions while showcasing the skill and artistry passed down through generations.

Bountiful REI’s, founded by Bill Brien—a Lakota, Dakota, Chippewa, and Métis artist—brings Indigenous artistry to life through clothing. A self-taught creator, Brien specializes in digital art, using his cell phone as a canvas to craft vibrant designs. His work, featured on everything from skirts and dresses to hoodies and hats, resonates with people from all backgrounds, blending tradition with modern creativity.

Native Botanicals, a Lakota family-owned business, crafts traditional Indigenous remedies with a commitment to sustainability. A portion of their profits supports the replanting of medicinal plants for future generations. Their small-batch products promote health and healing, offering a natural connection to holistic wellness practices.

Welding Winyan LLC, an Indigenous woman-owned company in North Dakota’s Bakken Oilfield, is redefining Native entrepreneurship by excelling in welding and repair. Committed to top-quality craftsmanship, this business also champions the empowerment of women in industries where they remain underrepresented.