Water is Sacred on a stunning Baby Long Legged Baby Rib Bodysuit by Christi Belcourt.

- Women are water protectors “Water is Sacred,” artwork by Christ Belcourt with Isaac Murdoch of the Onaman Collective. From the wild rice lakes of Minnesota to the Klamath River Basin in Southern Oregon and Northern California, Flint Michigan, the Great Lakes, Canadian tar sands, communities across the globe are seeing increased pipeline and other fossil fuel infrastructure development impacting clean water, native land and the climate. Take a stand for the land, and be a water protector.

Changing course away from the dominant, cannibalistic system–choosing the green path–takes courage. “The times mandate that we have courage,” LaDuke added. “The times do not mandate that we sit and debate things endlessly in our islands of political correctness. The times require that we take action and do the right thing.”

LaDuke cited the example of the rising resistance to fossil fuel infrastructure. She participated in the Dakota Access Pipeline protests at Standing Rock last year, where pipeline opponents invoked the term “water protector” to describe their position. “I’m very honored to be a water protector,” said Winona LaDuke.

Garment: 5.0 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton print in fabulous black shimmer ink.

COMMUNITY SCREEN PRINTING: We Love our Water, and Manoomin (Wild Rice), not their dirty oil for Water is Life (Nibi Bimaadiziwin). Garment screen printed is part of our youth and community project at Pine Point: Jio Misawaabandaaming; how we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking. Creating: ‘mino bimaatiziiwin,’ a good life, here at Pine Point and Round Lake (White Earth territory). We love our otters as we do our mothers and baby water protectors!

Artwork by Christ Belcourt with Isaac Murdoch of the Onaman Collective, featuring Christi Belcourt's "Heart with a Fist" Water Protector image. . Here is an important initiative called that Honor the Earth supports: NIMKII AAZHIBIKONG Collective. Garment also features Honor The Earth’s beautiful floral “Water Protector,” logo on the garment designed by LittleRedfeather..

This is part of the HONOR THE EARTH: AKIING COMMUNITY ART AND SCREEN PRINTING DEVELOPMENT: Oozhitoon Onishishin - To make it Beautiful - Ji Misawaabandaaming - How we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking -

Water is Sacred on a stunning Infant Organic Baby Rib Short Sleeve One-Piece in Galaxy blue by Christ Belcourt with Isaac Murdoch of the Onaman Collective. From the wild rice lakes of Minnesota to the Klamath River Basin in Southern Oregon and Northern California, Flint Michigan, the Great Lakes, Canadian tar sands, communities across the globe are seeing increased pipeline and other fossil fuel infrastructure development impacting clean water, native land and the climate. Take a stand for the land, and be a water protector. Currently production - will be available in the month of Dec. 2018.

Changing course away from the dominant, cannibalistic system–choosing the green path–takes courage. “The times mandate that we have courage,” LaDuke added. “The times do not mandate that we sit and debate things endlessly in our islands of political correctness. The times require that we take action and do the right thing.”

LaDuke cited the example of the rising resistance to fossil fuel infrastructure. She participated in the Dakota Access Pipeline protests at Standing Rock last year, where pipeline opponents invoked the term “water protector” to describe their position. “I’m very honored to be a water protector,” said Winona LaDuke.

Garment: 5.9 oz., 100% Combed Organic Ring-Spun Cotton

COMMUNITY SCREEN PRINTING: We Love our Water, and Manoomin (Wild Rice), not their dirty oil for Water is Life (Nibi Bimaadiziwin). Garment screen printed is part of our youth and community project at Pine Point: Jio Misawaabandaaming; how we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking. Creating: ‘mino bimaatiziiwin,’ a good life, here at Pine Point and Round Lake (White Earth territory). We love our otters as we do our mothers and baby water protectors!

Artwork by Christ Belcourt with Isaac Murdoch of the Onaman Collective, featuring Christi Belcourt's "Heart with a Fist" Water Protector image. . Here is an important initiative called that Honor the Earth supports: NIMKII AAZHIBIKONG Collective.

Garment also features Honor The Earth’s logo on the garment designed by LittleRedfeather.

This is part of the HONOR THE EARTH: AKIING COMMUNITY ART AND SCREEN PRINTING DEVELOPMENT: Oozhitoon Onishishin - To make it Beautiful - Ji Misawaabandaaming - How we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking -

This is a great everyday item for the little bundle of joy in your life. It’s ultra-durable  and will stand up to whatever your baby can dish out. 

We Love our Water, and Manoomin (Wild Rice), not their dirty oil for Water is Life (Nibi Bimaadiziwin). Garment screen printed is part of our project: Jio Misawaabandaaming; how we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking. Creating: ‘mino bimaatiziiwin,’ a good life, here at Pine Point and Round Lake (White Earth territory).

Makes a great gift for the new addition in any family.
100% cotton 1X1 baby rib knit | Fabric weight: 4.5 oz
Pre-washed for superior softness and minimal shrinkage
Envelope neck and 3-snap leg closure allow for easy dressing

Honor the Baby and love our water celebrating our Mothers, daughters and grandmothers. This design celebrates our Mothers, daughters, grandmothers and babies through our adorable "Nigig" otters we have in our Anishinaabe territory in northern Minnesota who carry sacred medicines from the water. 

We Love our Water, and Manoomin (Wild Rice), not their dirty oil for Water is Life (Nibi Bimaadiziwin). Garment screen printed is part of our project: Jio Misawaabandaaming; how we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking. Creating: ‘mino bimaatiziiwin,’ a good life, here at Pine Point and Round Lake (White Earth territory).

We love our otters as we do our mothers and baby water protectors!

Garment: Triblend Deep Scoop Half-Sleeve T-Shirt. 4.7 oz., preshrunk 50% polyester, 25% combed ringspun cotton, 25% rayon; 30 singles; semi-fitted silhouette, half-sleeve & curved bottom hem.

Design by native artists Anthony Sul, and more. Features Honor The Earth logo on the garment. This is part of the HONOR THE EARTH: AKIING COMMUNITY ART AND SCREEN PRINTING DEVELOPMENT: Oozhitoon Onishishin - To make it Beautiful - Ji Misawaabandaaming - How we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking -

Love Water Not Oil on a stunning Baby Long Legged Baby Rib Bodysuit.

LaDuke cited the example of the rising resistance to fossil fuel infrastructure. She participated in the Dakota Access Pipeline protests at Standing Rock last year, where pipeline opponents invoked the term “water protector” to describe their position. “I’m very honored to be a water protector,” said Winona LaDuke.

Garment: 5.0 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton print.

This is part of the HONOR THE EARTH: AKIING COMMUNITY ART AND SCREEN PRINTING DEVELOPMENT

Oozhitoon Onishishin - To make it Beautiful - Ji Misawaabandaaming - How we envision our future, is a worldview of positive thinking -