Inspired by Grandmothers beadwork of the late 1800s, beadwork printed french michif floral beadwork design by Christine
V-neck dress in a calf length is such a flattering style. This is a comfortable and versatile dress in a premium knit fabric.
This is part of the GRANDMOTHER ROCKSTAR COLLECTION!
Machine washable
Wrinkle-free (great for traveling!)
Sizes XS to XL
95% polyester/5% spandex
Machine wash or hand wash in cold water, Tumble dry on regular or hang to dry.
Length: 45"
MADE IN CANADA
We put this dress into production for you as soon as you place an order, so it may take a little longer to get in your hands. We believe made is order is better for the environment, we are never overproducing which often ends up in landfills. Thank you for making a mindful purchasing decisions!
GRANDMOTHER ROCKSTAR Prêt-à-Porter Collection
A collection based in the culture and French Métis heritage. The prêt-à-porter - ready to wear collection is comprised of easy wearing pieces that are so versatile.
“This collection was inspired by my French and Michif culture and community, this collection particularly reflected upon grandmothers. Grandmother, Gramma, Maymair, Mémère; when I speak about grandmothers, the term in michif culture may not only be referring to the grandmother with biological grandchildren, although that is a significant and most important role, it is also a more encompassing, ever affectionate name. It may be someone that does not have grandchildren of her own, she may have nieces, nephews, siblings, or friend’s children or be caregivers of people in the community.
For this collection, I reflected on photos of Métis beadwork of the late 1800s and this sparked the inspiration for many colours of the pieces that I beaded to create the beadwork fabrics. Often historical beadwork pieces are referred to as Grandmothers. They carry part of us in them.
As I hand bead the Beadwork florals, I think about my own grandmothers, and their influence on me. I think about all the other women in my life that encourage me. In these designs I hope you will see elements of my Métis and French culture, and an honouring of all grandmothers”.
Christine Tournier
St Louis, Saskatchewan, Canada