Wrap yourself in contemporary Indigenous artistry with this lightweight scarf, crafted from 100% recycled polyester for comfort and sustainability. Soft and breathable, it transitions seamlessly through every season and styling occasion. Each design celebrates the work of contemporary Indigenous artists who receive royalties with every purchase. Produced by Oscardo, an Indigenous-owned company partnering with First Nations artists since 2003, this scarf represents authentic creativity and community support. 27" × 71"
Designed by Norval Morrisseau, Ojibwa Nation
Shipping and handling rates are based on weight and destination. All orders are shipped via USPS, UPS or Fedex Ground. When possible, our orders are packaged with recycled materials to reduce waste and additional costs. Orders over $150 may be sent signature required at our discretion.
We do offer express shipments through UPS 2 and 3 Day Air. We also offer shipping via USPS Priority Mail (1-3 days to most US locations.)
All international orders are shipped via DHL or UPS with tracking and insurance at the best available rate at the time of purchase. While most products can be shipped internationally, some items may be restricted based on your location and are excluded from international delivery. VAT, duties, and local taxes are prepaid and collected at checkout, then remitted on your behalf-ensuring your package moves smoothly through customs without delays or unexpected fees.
For Custom Prints and Custom Framed Prints, please note that in some regions, you may still be required to pay local or national import duties or taxes directly to your customs office. Unfortunately, we are unable to determine these charges in advance. We recommend contacting your local customs bureau to confirm any potential additional costs before placing your order.
For additional information, please contact The Museum Store at store@phxart.org.
For in-stock items, choose "The Museum Store" at checkout for local pick-up. Please note that Custom Prints and Custom Framed Prints are not eligible for store pick-up. You will receive an email notification once your order is packaged and ready. Pick-ups can be made during the Museum's regular hours. Upon arrival, please check in at the Visitor Services desk, where you'll be directed to The Museum Store to collect your order.
An additional email notification will be sent for any items not picked up after 10 days of order receipt.
Orders not picked up after 20 days of order receipt will receive a final email notification.
Items not picked up after 30 days of order receipt will be considered abandoned and processed as a donation to The Museum.
Please inspect your order upon delivery. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return the merchandise for a replacement, exchange, or refund within 30 days of purchase with the original receipt and product tag attached.
Clearance items and consumables such as nail polish and perfume are final sale and non-returnable. Gift recipients will receive a merchandise credit in the form of a Museum Store gift card.
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Light Codes Studio is a Vancouver-based gift brand that creates thoughtfully designed merchandise in collaboration with Contemporary Indigenous artists.
Each collection is inspired by intentional design, with every detail contributing to a meaningful story. The artwork incorporates symbolic elements that celebrate Indigenous culture through a contemporary perspective.
Light Codes Studio partners directly with artists through collaborative relationships and royalty agreements, ensuring they receive ongoing support from every product sold. The brand works with retailers who value meaningful design, quality craftsmanship, and timeless gifts.
All artwork is created by Contemporary Indigenous artists, blending traditional cultural influences with modern design to produce vibrant, distinctive, and beautifully crafted products. A portion of every sale is donated to organizations that support Indigenous families and communities affected by Residential Schools and intergenerational trauma.
Light Codes Studio is a Vancouver-based gift brand that creates thoughtfully designed merchandise in collaboration with Contemporary Indigenous artists.
Each collection is inspired by intentional design, with every detail contributing to a meaningful story. The artwork incorporates symbolic elements that celebrate Indigenous culture through a contemporary perspective.
Light Codes Studio partners directly with artists through collaborative relationships and royalty agreements, ensuring they receive ongoing support from every product sold. The brand works with retailers who value meaningful design, quality craftsmanship, and timeless gifts.
All artwork is created by Contemporary Indigenous artists, blending traditional cultural influences with modern design to produce vibrant, distinctive, and beautifully crafted products. A portion of every sale is donated to organizations that support Indigenous families and communities affected by Residential Schools and intergenerational trauma.
Spanning the early 20th century to the present, The Way We Came brings together works by nearly 60 Indigenous artists representing 27 tribal nations.
Spanning the early 20th century to the present, The Way We Came brings together works by nearly 60 Indigenous artists representing 27 tribal nations.
Members of Phoenix Art Museum save 10% off all regularly priced merchandise!
Members of Phoenix Art Museum save 10% off all regularly priced merchandise!
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