n'wìndamàge / my story

My name is Emily Clairoux and I am an artist from the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, and I am of Anishinaabe and French descent. My brand is called Eagle Woman Arts after my traditional name. I love to spend my time creating colourful unique pieces, and sharing my craft with community.

I have facilitated leather mitten making, as well as beading workshops with a number of organizations, private businesses, and individuals. Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in mitten or beading workshops.

Recently, I have started to expand my works into the public arts space. I am grateful for opportunities to share my ideas with a larger audience. I am always learning and growing my practice, and developing new skills.

I studied at Toronto School of Art and Centennial College in their Fine Arts Diploma Program, and the Community Worker Program at George Brown College. My real education came from finding myself through reclaiming my identity and learning about what it means to be Anishinaabe Kwe.

Miigwetch / Thank You

  • Workshops

    I am available to do workshops for organizations and groups that primarily serve Indigenous communities. Send me an email in the Contact tab.

  • Custom Orders

    Availability is limited, see catalog for opportunities to personalize an item or use the Contact tab to discuss.

  • Visual Arts

    Art prints are currently listed in the Catalog, and more will be available as I continue to expand my practice. Check out the Gallery for my public art collaborations.