Ballet Moccasins Collab with Eric Parnell Jr~ Saddletan

Eric Parnell is a Canadian, Native Art artist. His artistic heritage as a member of the Eagle clan of British Columbia’s Haida Nation goes back many centuries. Eric describes himself as “self-taught,” saying that “books were my teachers”.

He studied the traditional Haida art forms in books on this subject, learning the formal descriptions of the shapes and subjects of paintings and carvings, and adapting and creating his own distinctive paintings within this tradition. He also began to share with other artists, absorbing their examples and suggestions, but always following his own inner vision of what he wanted to portray.

Eric specializes in limited edition prints but extends his impressive talent to drums, garments, table tops, ceremonial attire and now Leatherwear! 

The Haida Feather~ In some native nations, they use the eagle feather in talking circles. The feather gets past to whomever may be talking during a circle ceremony. It symbolizes respect, honor, love, humbleness, truth, natural power, strength, courage, wisdom and freedom, everything that is positive.
Eric has done a beautiful job of showcasing the Eagles face inside his feather image.

Our most loved ladies moccasin. This soft Deerskin slipper is hand laced and features a soft padded insole. Very comfortable, "like butter on your feet".

Buttery, silky soft deerskin leather is the only leather used. 
-Hand laced with love. 
-Deerskin leather bottom sole. 
-Leather insole with a layer of foam for a soft and comfortable cushioned step. 
-Functional lace to tighten and ensure a snug fit. 
-Folds nicely and makes for a great travel companion. 
-Fits like a glove and is worn best with bare feet.
-Made true to size. If you have a half size, we recommend you size down to the nearest full size. 
-To feel the true softness of these leathers, we recommend wearing your moccasins bare foot.

These slippers are great for anyone suffering from Raynaud's disease as well!