Ribbon Skirts
Ribbon skirts hold deep cultural and spiritual significance for many Cree women and girls. They are often worn during ceremonies, celebrations, gatherings, and special occasions as an expression of identity, pride, and connection to culture. While styles and meanings can vary between communities and families, ribbon skirts are widely recognized as symbols of strength, resilience, womanhood, and respect for Indigenous traditions.
Today, ribbon skirts continue to be worn as a celebration of Cree culture and a way to honour the teachings, stories, and generations of women who came before. They represent both cultural continuity and the vibrant living traditions of Cree people.
VERA GEORGE
Assorted Ribbon Skirts- Cream, Brown, Orange Ribbon (L)
- Brown Ribbon Gradient (L)
- Blue and White Ribbon (L)
- White, Blue, Red Ribbon (L)
- BLACK, BLACK FLORAL FLOWERS FABRIC/RED, ORANGE, YELLOW RIBBONS/WAIST ELASTIC
VERA GEORGE
XL Ribbon Skirt- BLACK, FLORAL FLOWERS FABRIC/GREEN, FOREST GREEN, PINK RIBBONS/WAIST ELASTIC
- BLACK, BURGUNDY, PINK, WHITE, BLUE FLORAL FLOWERS FABRIC/WHITE, COLAL, MAROON RIBBONS/WAIST ELASTIC
- BLACK, BLACK FLORAL ROSES FABRIC/RED, PINK, CORAL RIBBONS/WAIST ELASTIC
CECILE HAPPJACK
Assorted Ribbon Skirts - Cecile Happyjack, Waswanipi- Yellow Ribbon Skirt
- Brown Ribbon Skirt
- Purple Ribbon Skirt