(Sold)Ladies’ Sealskin Boxer Style Mitts
$425.00
- Handmade with love & pride
- Quality Inuvialuit product – made essentially for warmth & beauty
- Natural Seal Fur
- Seal leather palms
- Trimmed with blue fox fur
- Lined with fleece
- Large Size
These stunning Seal Skin and Fox Fur boxer style mittens help you imagine those beautiful winter nights snowshoeing under the stars. There is a gathering at the fingers that cause the mittens to take the natural curvature of the hand. A useful and comfortable design feature that will hug your hand and help keep you toasty warm.
Where is it made?
Inuvik, Northwest Territories.
Materials
Natural sealskin, Blue Fox Trim, Seal leather palms, Fleece Lining
Colors
Natural
Size
Women’s Large
About seal fur
- We use natural seal fur 100% ethically sourced from Canadian harvesters in Canada.
- Our seal fur has been tanned and dyed according to the environmental rules in Canada.
- All seal furs have variations in color and finish caused by their natural origin.
Enjoy handmade
- Our products are authentic and carefully handmade by the artist themselves, with high-quality materials. Thoughtful, unique slow fashion that will last.
- Take care of them and you will enjoy your exclusive items for years to come.
Shipping
- $25.00
- No returns are acceptable.
Bambi's Traditional Arts
I began at a sewing class in my hometown Sachs Harbour, NT. I have to give a shout out to the sewing instructors – without them I would not have been able to learn the Inuvialuit art of keeping warm. Most importantly, my amang (mother) for always being my inspiration and encouragement. I am still learning with every project I do. It gives me a sense of accomplishment and pride. My favourite things to make are sealskin mitts and embroidering. I get excited to see the outcomes, when cutting out stroud and drawing flowers for whatever embroidery project I do next. What inspires me most is making something that encompasses warmth. What I make needs to be wearable – warmth is an important part of our culture. I think carrying on that tradition is so very important.
