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SUMMARY:Indigenous Beading Workshop - Poppy
LOCATION:The Bata Shoe Museum
DESCRIPTION:In honour of Remembrance Day and National Indigenous Veterans 
 Day\, join Natalie Ortiz for a meaningful afternoon of beading\, reflectio
 n\, and remembrance. In this hands-on workshop\, participants will create 
 a beautiful beaded poppy while learning about the significance of poppies 
 as symbols of remembrance and the important contributions and sacrifices o
 f Indigenous veterans.\nGuided step-by-step by Natalie\, guests will explo
 re traditional beading techniques in a welcoming and supportive environmen
 t. This workshop offers an opportunity to connect through artmaking while 
 honouring histories\, stories\, and acts of service that continue to shape
  communities across Canada.\nRecommended for participants 16+. Includes in
 struction\, materials\, and access to all current exhibitions. \n \nAbou
 t the Facilitator Natalie Ortiz is a Toronto-based Indigenous artist. Her
  work focuses on handmade jewelry\, moccasins\, and leatherwork. Natalie i
 s Anishinaabe of Wauzhushk Onigum Nation and of Peruvian decent. Her art c
 arries deep meaning connected to her roots\, reflecting the traditions and
  teachings passed down through generations. She learned beading and moccas
 in-making through traditional teachings. She has been making moccasins for
  five years\, and every pair is crafted with intention\, meant to be worn 
 and appreciated by anyone who connects with them. Follow Natalie on social
  media for moccasins and leatherwork at @natymocs. Her jewelry can be foun
 d on Oliva’s Jewelry and @olivasjewelry. \nPlease review our Terms and 
 Conditions in advance and check in with Visitor Services upon arrival. Que
 stions? Email us at info@batashoemuseum.ca.\n\nBoletos: https://www.showpa
 ss.com/indigenous-beading-workshop-poppy/
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