Loon+Sturgeon

06/18/2026

Check the new blog section of Loon+Sturgeon

Discover a moving reflection on nature, healing, and finding Kitchi Manitou’s quiet presence in times of grief, change, and the unseen moments of life.

05/14/2026

Hope does not erase reality,
it learns to exist beside it

05/12/2026

not pretending the storm didn’t happen…
but recognizing what revealed itself because of it.

05/04/2026

Boozhoo (hello), I want to share something about my ribbon shirts.

Each one is made completely from scratch — not altered from a store-bought shirt, often created from visions, or custom made for you.

There’s the cost of:

* Quality fabric
* Silk ribbons
* Gutermann thread

But the biggest part is time —
patterning, cutting, sewing, and placing every detail with intention.

You’re not just buying a shirt.
You’re investing in handmade work, skill, and something created with care and respect.

From the heart of Loon + Sturgeon

04/29/2026

Mukwa Hat — Courage & Bravery
Hand-painted and finished with a fully beaded medicine wheel brim.
This piece carries the spirit of the bear—strength, protection, and zoongide’ewin.

One of one. $350

04/15/2026

I stand where the water remembers
and the mountains still speak, not as someone searching for who I am, but as someone returning to where I began.

Kitchi Manitou knew my spirit
before this body ever touched the earth.
Placed something inside me, not for comfort, but for purpose.

And purpose is not something you wear,
it is something you carry.

A responsibility
to walk in truth when it would be easier to stay quiet, to remain grounded when the winds rise,
to remember that what was given to you
was never meant to be hidden.

So I stand here, not perfect, not untouched, but aligned with what created me.

I am the heart of Loon + Sturgeon 🪶

04/11/2026

The Cost

04/01/2026

Teachings from the storm
The Illusion
Not everything that feels deep is safe

03/29/2026

Teachings from the Storm

There’s a difference between loving someone…
and losing yourself trying to save them.

Addiction doesn’t just take from the person carrying it—
it pulls from everyone around them.

I saw both sides.
The one who could love…
and the one who couldn’t choose healing.

And I learned this the hard way:

Don’t compete for space in someone
who won’t fight for themselves.

This is what choosing peace looks like.
This is what walking back to myself required.

— from the heart of Loon + Sturgeon

03/12/2026

Don't keep turning back to what you left behind