Hand Engraved Custom Gold Designs
Aaniin. Hello.
My name is Sharifah Marsden, I am an Anishinaabe (Ojibway) artist from the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation. Since early childhood I have been directed toward a life of art and culture. I draw on my Ojibway roots and knowledge of the Woodlands style to create unique works that include everything from acrylic painting to beadwork, jewellery engraving and murals.
Custom Orders
NEW Silver Collection
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THUNDERBIRD NECKLACE Strength + Protection
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ROSETTE NECKLACE Love + Affection
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FLORAL BEADWORK DANGLE EARRINGS Celebration
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FEATHER EARRINGS Spiritual Journey + Honour
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FLORAL BEADWORK RING Celebration
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TURTLE NECKLACE Healing + Wisdom
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FEATHER NECKLACE Spiritual Journey + Honour
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THUNDERBIRD CUFFLINKS Strength + Protection
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“SHARIFAH’S WORK IS COMPLETELY UNIQUE”
“She uses Northwest Coast engraving techniques to depict symbols and motifs from her Anishinaabe heritage.”
Sharifah is known for her
unique, hand-engraved jewelry, meticulously crafted to celebrate the rich traditions of Indigenous art. Her distinctive work not only radiates with beauty and craftsmanship but also carves a unique space as one of the few female Indigenous engravers in this rare art form.
One of my fondest memories is of my mother and I sitting at the kitchen table painting late into the night, the house quiet, little ones sleeping. This is where I fell in love with painting.
Acrylic on Birchwood Canvas Rounds
A Deeper Look at the "Finding Balance" Series
Heartberry Gatherers
The women bring their children to gather strawberries, a time of sharing, a time of renewal, celebrating the berry and also the closeness of family & sisterhood. The sweet berry that Anishinaabe people call Ode’imin, means the heart
THIS PAINTING HAS BEEN PURCHASED FOR PUBLIC DISPLAY
Deeply Meaningful Mural Projects
Murals are a collaborative experience and wonderful reason to bring a community together, share stories and teachings. In my mural projects I want to collaborate with as many who will join me. It is important to me that apprentice local youth in all my projects to share what's been shared with me.
I am very thankful to the many who have mentored me in my mural jounrye, in particular, Jerry Whitehead - Cree and Richard Tetrault. Please visit their websites and support their work.
"The Ambrosia" 5 Mural Series
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