KOKUM SCARF
More than a beautiful floral scarf, the Kokum scarf carries generations of history, cultural exchange, and connection.
Its story traces back to the late 1800s, when Ukrainian settlers brought their colourful floral headscarves to the Canadian Prairies. Through trade, gifting, and friendships with First Nations and Métis women, these scarves became cherished within Indigenous communities, particularly among Kokums — our beloved grandmothers.
Over generations, the Kokum scarf became a symbol of strength, resilience, love, and the matriarchs who carry our families and traditions forward.
Today, wearing a Kokum scarf is a beautiful way to honour our grandmothers, celebrate cultural connections, and carry a piece of living history.
Where Soul Meets the Land.
KOKUM SCARF
More than a beautiful floral scarf, the Kokum scarf carries generations of history, cultural exchange, and connection.
Its story traces back to the late 1800s, when Ukrainian settlers brought their colourful floral headscarves to the Canadian Prairies. Through trade, gifting, and friendships with First Nations and Métis women, these scarves became cherished within Indigenous communities, particularly among Kokums — our beloved grandmothers.
Over generations, the Kokum scarf became a symbol of strength, resilience, love, and the matriarchs who carry our families and traditions forward.
Today, wearing a Kokum scarf is a beautiful way to honour our grandmothers, celebrate cultural connections, and carry a piece of living history.
Where Soul Meets the Land.
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