There’s no better way to celebrate the holiday season than by supporting Canadian businesses. Canada has a wide array of BIPOC-owned small businesses with incredible offerings of home decor, accessories, style, skincare, and more. Whether you’re on the lookout for a cozy candle or one-of-a-kind jewelry piece, there’s something out there from these brands for everyone on your list.
Founded by Ashley Alexis McFarlane and each piece has historical & cultural significance behind it. All jewelry is individually and ethically handmade with fair-trade African gold and globally sourced conflict-free fine metals.
The sustainably-minded brand, created by Matt & Nat founder Inder Bedi, focuses on using local production and landfill-sourced materials whenever possible.
Vancouver-based brand from founder Lilian Umurungi-Jung offers delicious nut butters for all your snacking needs.
Founded by twin brothers Byron and Dexter Peart, GOODEE is a globally-sourced and thoughtfully curated marketplace where good design and good purpose come together.
Vancouver candle company Mala, by Melody Lim, features a cozy soy candle with a rich blend of notes like black amber, lavender and musk.
This Toronto-based brand of “wearable art” by Jordan Clarke specializes in handcrafted fine jewelry using materials like brass and silver.
Toronto-based Andrea Iyamah and her team work together to ensure that stories are told through every piece created.
From body scrubs to butter creams to magical mists and elixirs, this line of plant-based skincare sounds every bit as divine as it does nourish.
Co-Founders Ariel Gough and Edwina Govindsamy created Bailly Fragrance on 4 key principles: authenticity, empowerment, inclusivity & impact.
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