Cotton Fabric Ojibway Florals #1 Black - Half Yard

This cotton fabric features bold Ojibway floral motifs by Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist Jackie Traverse, with hand-drawn lines, beadwork-inspired dots, and flowing vines set against a deep, high-contrast ground. The teal and gold blossoms evoke teachings of growth, connection, and resilience, making this design a standout for ribbon skirts, regalia accents, star quilts, and shawls, while also suiting tote bags, table runners, cushion covers, and wall hangings that honour Indigenous creativity. Sold by the half yard; multiple quantities are provided in one continuous cut. Pre-wash and dry before sewing to prevent shrinkage. Machine wash cold with like colours; tumble dry low; warm iron.

Artist bio
Jackie Traverse is an Anishinaabe multidisciplinary artist whose work centers Indigenous women, families, and community, blending bold imagery and floral influences to create powerful visual stories that advocate for healing and strength.