Our Collection
Eco-friendly natural fibre clothing lines – most Canadian designed – wool blankets, books, handmade glass & jewelry, toys and gifts for all ages.
New in Store
Winter 2025
ANIAN
The Britannia Coat
With subtle nods to the English long coats that rested on the shoulders of aviators and infantrymen, the Britannia Coat offers modern functionality while retaining its utilitarian heritage. Made in our unique dye-free process for less environmental impact, the post-consumer recycled Agnello wool outer has a weather-resistant weave that wicks water and provides fall and winter warmth, while the smooth, 100% recycled nylon lining gives easy-wearing comfort. With a relaxed, oversized fit, the classically-cut Britannia moves easily and leaves ample room for thicker layers as the days become short and brisk.
Made In Canada
The Britannia Coat
As graceful as the streams and forests of the Sea to Sky, the elegant Britannia was inspired by mid-20th century designs. Pairing a soft post-consumer recycled Agnello wool blend with a silky 100% recycled nylon lining, it wraps you in cozy warmth through cold and foggy winters; the lofted, bouclé-like woolen outer has a weather-resistant weave that drapes naturally while leaving room to move and layer. Easy to style for workday mornings or weekend evenings, the Britannia makes a perfect companion when you need something more refined than a raincoat or fleece.
Made In Canada
ANIAN The Sunday Flannel
As easy as a Sunday morning, our go-to midweight flannel shirt is crafted from soft and sturdy post-consumer recycled cotton with a smoothly brushed finish. Bringing together comfort and simplicity, it features a tailored fit with matte buttons, double-button sleeves, a curved hem and a casual, no-pocket front. Made in thier unique dye-free process for less environmental impact, it’s a longtime favourite from the backyard to the backcountry—no matter what day of the week.
Made in Canada
ABAKA
ORGANIKO
Bear Long Sleeve Sweater
ABAKA
ORGANIKA
Bear Long Sleeve Sweater
CHICORACAO
Lined "Raglan" Coat with hood
Winter coat produced entirely in Portugal, with fabric made in traditional looms, using pure portuguese wool.
Finished with Mother of Pearl buttons.
CHICORACAO
"Rodado" Coat
Versatile and elegant, this wool coat is the ideal option to deliver color and energy to any occasion. Its unique and fluid cut can be worn in different ways, combining both modern and relaxed looks.
It's perfect to bring you the warmth and comfort necessary to face cold winter days. Available in different colors and patterns to satisfy all tastes.
Chicoração jackets are entirely produced in Portugal, with fabrics made on traditional looms, using Portuguese sheep wool.
CHICORACAO
SHORT COAT
This wool cover was produced entirely in Portugal, with fabric made in traditional looms, using pure portuguese wool.
RIVER GODDESS
LAAL SOMA HAWA MIDI
The Laal Soma Hawa midi is made for dreamers!! This beauty looks gorgeous on all body types. As well as that, it’s probably the most comfortable dress you will ever wear! Made with super soft cotton fabric that is hand-block printed in India, the print and style is designed in Australia by owner Shweta Bonneau.
It has trim on the sleeves, as well as strings with bells, and front buttons to adjust the neckline. This dress is made ethically in very small quantities.
The King Of Sandon
by Greg Nesteroff
In the mining boom town of Sandon, B.C., in the late 1800s, John Morgan Harris owned the townsite, the power plant, a steam plant, the water works, two hotels, office buildings, a livery stable, and more, all paid for with proceeds from his silver mine. In those days Sandon had a population of about 5,000 people (compared to its current population of about 20) with all the amenities of a small city (including an opera house) despite its remoteness and harsh winters. Harris was 28 when he moved to Sandon from the U.S. in 1892.
Mining Camp Tales of the Silvery Slocan
by Peter Smith
Mining Camp Tales of the Silvery Slocantells the often-overlooked story of British Columbia’s silver rush and its accompanying boom towns. In the 1890s, mining camps like Sandon, Three Forks, Whitewater and their neighbours, New Denver, Silverton, Slocan City, Kaslo and Nakusp, thrived. Prospectors and miners from Idaho, Montana, and other mining centres arrived in droves to reap the silver harvest. Capitalists flooded in from Spokane, Seattle, Vancouver, and from investment centres across North America and the world.
At its height, the silver rush ushered in a frenzy of activity, where “cities” sprang up out of nowhere, cultures clashed, greed and racism prevailed, law and order was a matter of perspective, and yet, somehow, people still united in song, dance, and a spirit of community. Although the boom era was short-lived—as plummeting silver prices, labour disputes, natural disasters, and the discovery of Klondike gold severely dampened the spirits of the Silvery Slocan—the rush left a legacy that endures to this day. This book opens up a wealth of historical facts, anecdotes, and archival material on a chapter of mining history that has been largely forgotten until now.
The Hidden Life of Trees
byPeter Wohlleben(Author),Fred Bernard(Author),Benjamin Flao(Illustrator)
A STUNNING NEW GRAPHIC NOVEL, BRILLIANTLY ADAPTED FROM THENEW YORK TIMES,WASHINGTON POST, ANDWALL STREET JOURNALBESTSELLERA Top Ten Graphic Novel of 2024—American Library AssociationFrom “veritable tree whisperer” (WSJ) and internationally celebrated author Peter Wohlleben comes the long-awaited graphic novel adaptation of one of the most beloved books of our time. “Wohlleben has listened to trees and decoded their language. Now he speaks for them.” (NYRB)Filled with breathtaking illustrations and scientific facts about the forest and the flora and fauna who call it home—this eye-opening book will delight readers young and old.
THE WEST KOOTENAY HIKING
ABBY WILSON
Welcome to the wild West Kootenay! This guidebook shares the very best hiking trails in our corner of southeast British Columbia. With detailed access and hiking directions, thoughtful topographic maps and elevation profiles, stunning photographs, and even downloadable GPX files, this book gives you everything you need to plan your next mountain adventure.
Klippan Swedish wool
KLIPPAN only uses natural fibers for their products such as wool, linen and cotton. Production of their blankets and throws in their own factory, meeting all EU standards, allows KLIPPAN to control the total quality. A culture of environmental awareness within the company makes KLIPPAN work towards a friendlier and more environmentally sustainable production process.
Klippan Swedish wool
Dichroic Glass Pendants by Cornicopia Glass
A beautiful dichroic glass pendant with bead detail and long adjustable cord.
Hand made in Victoria B.C.by Mark & Jane Bateman.
Measurements included with item detail.
As each piece is hand made.
Cornucopia Glass
For over 40 years Mark has been in Victoria, flame working figurines from high-fire borosilicate glass. Jane has worked alongside, preparing each piece for presentation to the customers. Their son, Adam, has now joined Mark at the torch and adds his own unique style to the glass work.
Mark, Jane & Adam Bateman
Glass Hummingbird
Glass with Crystal
A beautiful hand crafted glass Hummingbird. Created by Mark Bateman, Victoria, B.C.
For over 40 years Mark has been in Victoria, flame working figurines from high-fire borosilicate glass.
As each piece is hand made the actual item may not be exactly as shown in the photo.
MLH Organic Wild Arnica Balm
Mother’s Little Helper moved to the Slocan Valley in 2011, and have been learning about growing organic food & herbs and wild harvesting from one of the most edible and medicinal forests on our planet. They've been inspired to use the herbs in our natural environment to create a collection of organic medicine. All Mother’s Little Helper salves, oils and lip balms are made combining 100% organic ingredients with wild-harvested herbs and flowers from the Slocan Valley. They are passionate about alternative medicine and helping people heal their body using the natural remedies provided for us from the earth.
Raven's Nest
310 6th Ave • PO Box 187
New Denver, BC, Canada
Our business acknowledges that we operate on the traditional, ancestral and unceded təmxʷulaʔxʷ (homeland) of the Sinixt Peoples. We show our respect for this land and its people by committing to giving back in ways that honour and support the Sinixt.