Art & Creative Designs
Kawawachikamach - Matimekush - Schefferville
Here, you’ll find a curated selection of artwork, calendars, and creative supplies that help bring meaning and identity into your space. Whether you're decorating your home, office, or community center, each item is chosen to reflect the beauty, strength, and spirit of the Nation. Let your surroundings tell a story rooted in culture, connection, and creativity.
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Discover our curated Kawawachikamach Naskapi art collection, featuring calendars and hangable art prints that showcase Naskapi art in all seasons, from frosty winter vistas to vibrant summer landscapes. Our Schefferville art lineup offers seasonal calendars and hanging artwork capturing Schefferville art’s diverse beauty—snow‑capped forests, spring blooms, summer auroras, and autumnal hues—ensuring your décor reflects the North year‑round. Explore Matimekush art with exclusive all‑season calendars and printable hangings that highlight Matimekush art in bloom, harvest, and winter wonderlands. Whether you’re searching for Kawawachikamach Naskapi art to personalize your home, Schefferville art to elevate your office, or Matimekush art gifts that honor local tradition, our high‑quality prints, fast shipping, and expert curation bring the spirit of the Nation directly to you.
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Why Is Art Important?
Art holds a central place in the Naskapi art traditions of Kawawachikamach, Matimekush, and Schefferville. As a self‑governing First Nation community in Quebec—established under the Naskapi Act of 1984 and renamed in 1999—the Naskapi Nation counts over 1,600 members (nearly 1,000 residing in Kawawachikamach), all committed to cultural vitality and community development. Engaging in traditional and contemporary art practices—beading, painting, carving, and more—fosters mental health, resilience, and social cohesion by bridging Western healthcare with Indigenous worldviews and promoting community strength. By showcasing and supporting local Kawawachikamach art, Matimekush art, and Schefferville art, each calendar, print, or handmade craft becomes a living narrative that reinforces cultural pride, transmits ancestral knowledge, and ensures that the spirit of the Nation endures in homes and public spaces alike.