It makes sense that we would choose to decorate our bedrooms thoughtfully, to create surroundings that betoken those dreams. Our home, after all, tells a story and represents our individuality, our culture, and personal taste.
The Indigenous Eight-Pointed Star Quilt Set is bedding that is vibrant and symbolic, putting focus on ancient cultures and their tales of the cosmos. Designed by Indigenous artist Jason Cromarty of the Peguis First Nation, the colours and motifs of this quilt are drawn from ancient Ininiw (Cree) legends.

“The eight-pointed star has been noted to represent unity with the colours of the star representing the four races of people and the four directions... The number four is of great significance to the Mi’kmaq... It also shows that there are things more complex by being doubled to eight points.” - Chief Jasen S. Benwah, Penwa’ Mawi-Amskwesewey L’nue’kati, Benoit First Nation

“For the Ininiw (Cree), Kitchikisik (the great sky) was an indicator of unfathomable immensity where only your Pawamiuk (dreams) could offer glimpses of the infinite possibilities the sky represented.” - Pawami Nikititicikiw (the Dream Keeper) a.k.a. Wilfred Buck, Ininiw (Cree) astronomer and knowledge keeper


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Embrace the symbolism of Indigenous art in your daily life, and curl up under the stars for the sleep of your dreams!
“We constantly dream when we sleep, no matter if we remember those dreams or not. We dream... we make connections, get inspiration, direction, guidance, healing, understanding, and broaden our possibilities.” - Pawami Nikititicikiw (the Dream Keeper)
