Esta Bee, Indigenous Artist

Esta Bee's art reflects her deep connection to her Indigenous roots and her passion for preserving and sharing traditional knowledge and skills. Through her art, she is able to express her unique perspective and experiences, bridging the gap between the past and the present.
Her dedication to learning and mastering traditional techniques such as beadwork, quillwork, and hide tanning shows her commitment to honoring her ancestors and keeping their traditions alive. By studying the styles of Athabaskan Dene beadwork across the North, she is able to create pieces that are not only beautiful but also culturally significant.
Esta Bee's work serves as a reminder of the rich history and heritage of the Indigenous peoples of the North, while also showcasing the creativity and innovation of contemporary Indigenous artists. Through her art, she is able to share her stories and memories with the world, creating connections and understanding across cultures.
She thanks everyone and is grateful for the support and inspiration she has received along the way. Her art is a testament to the resilience and creativity of Indigenous peoples, and a celebration of the beauty and depth of Indigenous culture.

Prints, beadwork and smaller art is available at The Makers Keep, Kingsway location and at The Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton, AB. New to 2024 is the Jasper Artisan Market, located in Jasper National Park.