This cotton fabric showcases Strong Earth Women by Mtis artist Leah Marie Dorion, a vibrant celebration of womens connection to the land and community. Layered dot-work, flowing vines, and radiant sun motifs create movement and meaning, while symbols like turtles and dragonflies evoke resilience, balance, and renewal. The richly coloured design makes a striking choice for ribbon skirts, regalia accents, star quilts, and shawls, and it also lends itself beautifully to tote bags, table runners, and wall hangings that honour Indigenous creativity. Sold by the half yard; multiple quantities are provided in one continuous cut. Pre-wash and dry before sewing to prevent shrinkage. Machine wash cold with like colours; tumble dry low; warm iron.

Artist bio
Leah Marie Dorion is a Mtis artist, educator, and author from Saskatchewan whose work centres on traditional teachings, womens roles, and our relationships with the land. Her distinctive style blends vibrant colour and dot-painting with contemporary storytelling, creating art that honours Mtis culture while inspiring makers of all ages.