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An unconventional showcase for contemporary art, Lifestyle is proud to partner with the Blouin Division Gallery to offer unique and extraordinary artwork created by Canadian artists.
Does the name Caroline Monnet ring a bell? You may have come across her work here, last spring, when she took part in our exclusive IFWTO x Édito clothing capsule, created in collaboration with Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto. The artist also stood out in 2020 for receiving the coveted Prix Pierre-Ayot.
It's with great pleasure that we reconnect with her metaphorical art! Offered in limited editions, her silkscreen prints bear witness to the distances travelled by Indigenous communities over the centuries.
Rock, Paper, Pens!
Innovative and waterproof notebooks made of recycled stone, quality pens that are tried, true, and chock full of tradition. Together, they'll help you put things down on paper!
Gemini True Wireless Earbuds
This new generation of earbuds is the result of 15 years of research, development, and engineering focused on fusing acoustic and aesthetic excellence. There's no need to compromise in order to make your listening experience as intimate as it is immersive.
This Montreal company created in 2016 offers a cutting-edge selection of vintage furniture and design objects dating from past decades. These various, sought-after items stand out for their materials, aesthetics, and ingenuity. Reixue also launched its own collection this year. Produced locally, these new pieces are based on those found in their precious archive.
Giving to Others
When craftsmanship and philanthropy meet, the result is unique, authentic, and imbued with humanity and generosity.
In·causa means "in the cause of." The cause that is particularly important to this non-profit organization is connecting Indigenous productions with the global market.
From the profits made from its line of home products that are inspired by ancient traditions and devoted to ritual meditations and practices, Incausa is able to be a pro bono supporter of Indigenous peoples' heritage and self-sufficiency.
Sleek vases made by an artisan collective in a fair trade studio in Jalisco, elevated brass jewellery made by an artisan-blacksmith in Nairobi, scarves that allowed over 3,500 wells of drinking water to be dug in Africa...
By partnering with artisans from all over the world, Obakki offers modern decor items and authentic fashion accessories that make a real difference for communities in need.