"I really wanted to share my intentions behind this jingle line, especially since they’re headed out to a two-spirit powwow, I really wish I could be there in person.

I call them Medicine Walk. I prayed so hard as I made these for our two spirit and trans youth and children, I prayed for all the children and all of the people and the land so as we walk our prayers for hope for our young people can be heard."

- Larissa

Larissa Grieves is a mixed-indigenous, queer and two-spirit artist.  

Larissa's connection to the land is at the heart of everything they create.  
Originally trained as a cook, Larissa brought deep care, sensory storytelling, and memory into the dishes they prepared-nourishing not just the body, but the soul and spirit.  
As their creative path evolved, so did their medium but the intention remained.  
Whether through beadwork, body care or ceremony infused-adnorments, Larissa continues to practice with the same loving hands and heart.  

Their work is an act of decolonization - centered around healing, kindness, and love.  Through food, body & spirit care products, handcrafted pieces, 

Larissa invites you to receive not just an object, but a moment of care and connection.