Three Sisters Shawl mikailahthompson and I positioned the design

and I positioned the design on the blanket in a way that if somebody gets blanketed

and remembering the community they're surrounded by

This design weaves the differences and blends the similarities of each tribal nation in a harmonious symbol of unity

As an Osage straight dancer

this design embodies the organic process of traditional art forms to match ever-changing sensibilities

Three Sisters Shawl mikailahthompson and I positioned the design"Often referred to as the three sisters, the corn, beans, and squash of ancient plants have long been a mainstay of Native communities and remain a critical piece of food sovereignty," shares Giizh Agaton Howes, the Anishinaabe Ojibwe artist behind Eighth Generation's Three Sisters Shawl. "The Three Sisters design celebrates the beautiful work of living in reciprocity and care. Whether you are a food grower, food lover, or love to be wrapped in