Cody Houle A Family Reimagined Eco Scarf

Eco Scarf Featuring Authentic Indigenous Art - A Family Reimagined

Designed by Cody Houle, Anishinaabe artist

In 'A Family Reimagined,' Cody James Houle vividly portrays the racial prejudice faced by many Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island, emphasizing the impact of attempted cultural destruction and familial separation experienced through events such as the residential school system, the 1960’s scoop, and enfranchisement of Indigenous People.

The painting captures the heartbreaking reality where knowing one's family, community, and culture was a human right and privilege taken from Indigenous People, and these effects of intergenerational trauma are experienced to this day.

Features - 

• Eco-Friendly Recycled Material: Made from 100% recycled plastic bottles, offering a stylish and practical way to incorporate recycled materials into everyday fashion
• Generous Scarf Size: Measures 180 x 70 cm (70.9 x 27.6 in), providing ample coverage for comfortable wrapping, layering, draping, and styling
• Versatile Fashion Accessory: The generous rectangular design can be worn as a scarf, lightweight wrap, shawl, or everyday fashion accessory for multiple styling options
• Lightweight & Comfortable: Designed for comfortable everyday wear, making this eco scarf ideal for work, travel, casual outings, special occasions, and seasonal layering
• Sustainable Fashion Choice: Combines recycled materials with versatile styling, making this eco scarf a practical addition to a more sustainable wardrobe
• Designed in Canada: Thoughtfully designed in Canada, combining Indigenous art with a versatile accessory made for everyday wear