Cedar Mug Gail White Eagle Eighth Generation's Swaddle Blankets were

Eighth Generation's Swaddle Blankets were designed after important conversations Eighth Generation's team had with Native birthworkers and health experts at Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services and Native American Women's Dialogue on Infant Mortality (NAWDIM)

a forest walk under rain-drenched cedar trees

or ivory with dusty blue and wild rose pink flowers accented leaves of olive green

bringing you good luck

He is also an artist

Cedar Mug Gail White Eagle Eighth Generation's Swaddle Blankets wereThe cedar tree plays a prominent role in the tradition of Native cultures of the Pacific Northwest, providing the basis for shelter, clothing, art, and ceremony. Louie Gong (Nooksack) designed our beautiful Cedar Mugs as gentle reminder that all people are connected to the land. If you live in the Pacific Northwest, be sure to follow the work of the Snoqualmie Tribe Ancestral Lands Movement, which shares way people can support the Snoqualmie Tribe in