Firekeepers Collective

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Firekeepers Collective An Indigenous-led social enterprise that amplifies and celebrates Indigenous artists advocating for justice, sovereignty, and peace.

Cedar Roots Collective was launched by Phil Gray (Ts’msyen) and Hayf Abichahine (Palestinian/Lebanese).

09/22/2026

The Jaffa Collection by Satsi Naziel was one of our first designs and is beautiful, bold, and ON SALE! 40% off the entire collection! Link in our bio.

09/16/2026

This Saturday, September 19th we are pumped to be a vendor again at ʔəm̓i ce:p xʷiwəl (Come Toward the Fire)! This annual festival is a celebration of Indigenous culture, creativity, and community, and we love it! Hope to see you there – you can find details at cometowardthefire.com

09/04/2026

First time our embroidered Firekeepers logo hats are # on sale and it’s 🔥!! Limited quantities but everything in stock is 50%. Get your Firekeepers SnapBack online or in person. Discount taken off at checkout! And hey - tell a pal or two will ya?!

Tomorrow! We’ll have stickers, art, and apparel featuring over a dozen Indigenous and Palestinian designs - made for tho...
09/04/2026

Tomorrow! We’ll have stickers, art, and apparel featuring over a dozen Indigenous and Palestinian designs - made for those who wear their hearts on their sleeves! Find us on the east side of Commercial Drive by 4th avenue — we’ll have HUGE SALES on your favourites! Car Free Vancouver

Our classic black watermelon tee is back in stock and softer than ever!! New tee, same classic design and fit. Get yours...
06/27/2026

Our classic black watermelon tee is back in stock and softer than ever!! New tee, same classic design and fit. Get yours online and make sure to share this post to help get the word out - people have been so patiently waiting for our best selling tee to be restocked!

06/19/2026

Satsi Naziel (Wet’suwet’en/Chilean) is an incredible Two-Spirit artist and the creator of the striking Jaffa Kwin’ dut’en collection. In their words, “Kwin’ dut’en means orange in Wet’suwet’en. The Jaffah Orange is a symbol of Palestinian connection to their land and soil. It represents the Palestinian peoples love for their land and love of nature. A fruit of wealth, prosperity, and hope. I designed a Jaffa Orange, along with people drawn in the north west coast indigenous style. A fruit is the reward of years of tending to the land, much like how the Palestinian people and allies are working towards the fruit of freedom. The Palestinian people care and tend to their land, much like how the indigenous Wet’suwet’ens are caretakers to their Yintah. The people, Palestinian and Wet’suwet’en will win their fruit of freedom to live along side with nature once again.”

06/18/2026

You read it right! Our biggest Indigenous Peoples Day sale just got even bigger. And we’re still being shadow banned so help us out by sharing, liking, and commenting on this and our other sales posts!! Featuring collections by Phil Gray, YASAKW, and Guná (Megan Jensen)

06/18/2026

Our biggest sale to date to honour National Indigenous Peoples Day! Two days on so head to our online shop today and don’t miss out!

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