Indigenous Owned and Operated Since 2018
Indigenous Since Forever
Jingle Earrings
Jingles for Jingle dresses were once made from tobacco lids and other objects. Several options in our orginal design
TruAncestry
Fulani and African wares to share in Ahmad’s (business owner) love for his African indigenous heritage
Indigenous Come Up Merchandise
Customized with our original logo that represents Pachacutek- the prophecy of the Eaglel and the Condor
Sustaining our Cultures
Sharing indigenous way of life and culture is what we indigenous people have always done.
At Indigenous Come Up, we are sustaining our cultures by creating and promoting stronger connections to our indigenous cultures, no matter where one is indigenous to.
Indigenous Come Up founded the Portland Indigenous Marketplaces to ensure that the local indigenous artists are able to vend in culturally respectful spaces and events.
Indigenous Come Up is committed to supporting other indigenous businesses when ever possible. We exclusively use Anishinaabe Bimishimo Jingles because they are the only Native made Jingles that we have had the opportunity to work with. Our Jingle earrings are 100% made from supplies that are procured from Native American owned businesses.
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Why We Do What We Do
Buying indigenous -made and -designed products by indigenous-owned businesses is a challenge because of the relentless cultural appropriation of the retail industry and the history of worldwide indigenous cultural suppression.
Indigenous cultures are only sustained if passed on. We strive to connect our consumers to our indigenous culture by sharing how our products represent our cultures, in the hopes of sustaining our cultural ways.
