First Light Fashion

10/14/2025

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day from First Light Fashion!!

We were a proud 2 generation participant today at the annual IPD Newton event which was heavily represented by Mashpee Medicine including our Sôtyum Earl Chiefy Mills, Clan Mothers and among others, our favorite nonprofit- Native Land Conservancy. Check them out if you haven’t given them a follow

05/18/2024

Be in the circle or be square⭕️

09/06/2023

🇨🇦Anyone north of the border who may be interested in our fine handcrafted wampum jewelry line, please visit Iroqrafts located on 6Nations reservation in Ohsweken ON. They stocked up to keep you in supply!💜

05/25/2023

https://square.link/u/ppbFyDL3

03/06/2023

Samples of some updated online inventory being added to our Square™️store.

01/24/2023

Some of the largest feathers a shell can produce💜🪶💪🏽

12/16/2018

Just a few more Santo Domingo Pueblo styles currently in our inventory. As always, thanks for stopping by!!👋🏽🤩Happy Holidays from 🎄🎁

12/03/2018

Beautifully handcrafted His & Her set:

Santo Domingo Pueblo Artwork
Kingman Turquoise/Abalone/Spiny Oyster/Red Corral & More!!
🎄Inbox for details or ✅us out online
https://squareup.com/store/Annawon-Weeden

05/02/2018

Wholesale wampum order for Institute of American Indian Studies in Washington CT. Be sure to checkout their new exhibit highlighting the cultural significance of this precious resource. Yours truly will provide a Wampum demonstration on premise May 19.

03/28/2018

Wampum: More than any monetary value💜

Native educator and Mashpee Wampanoag Annawon Weeden explains the significance and importance of wampum.

03/16/2018

Currently here in Ho Chunk territory with a small selection of inventory. Tomah WI today and Madison WI tomorrow at the University of Wisconsin Law School annual Coming Together of Peoples indigenous law conference. Thank you to those who’ve already stopped by to purchase our wares!🙌🏾💜

The 32nd Annual Coming Together of Peoples Conference will be held March 16-17, 2018 on the UW-Madison Campus at DeJope Residence Hall (640 Elm Drive) where Indigenous foods will be featured in breakfasts and lunches. This year's theme is "Rights of Nature and Indigenous Sovereignty".