Indigenous Art Single Oven Mitt

Add cultural flair to your kitchen essentials. This oven mitt features the vibrant Salmon in the Wild design by Coast Salish artist Simone Diamond—bringing both beauty and protection to your cooking routine.

Key Features

• Superior Heat Protection
  Crafted with a 100% cotton/neoprene outer layer and a 100% polyester inner lining, this mitt guards against heat up to 415 °F (218 °C) with a non-slip, waterproof grip.

• Thoughtful & Stylish Design
  The iconic salmon motif reflects Coast Salish cultural ties to nature and sustenance, infusing your kitchen with artistic storytelling and meaning.

• Practical Size
  Measuring 7″ × 12.5″, it fits comfortably in hand while offering ample coverage for cooking and baking. Includes an attached hang tag for easy display or gifting. 

• Authentically Designed in Canada
  Designed with care in Canada and showcasing Indigenous artistry, this piece supports cultural expression and craftsmanship. 

Why You'll Love It

• Functional Art: A perfect blend of practicality and visual elegance—protecting your hands while enhancing your kitchen’s character.

• Everyday Heritage: The salmon design introduces a meaningful cultural touch with each use.

• Ready for Gifting: Whether for home cooks or art lovers, this oven mitt makes a thoughtful and beautiful present.

Brand

Discover the vibrant world of Native Northwest, a Vancouver, BC company that fosters meaningful connections to Indigenous cultures. Talented Indigenous artists thoughtfully design every piece of art featured. Their journey began four decades ago, sparked by a social worker, a rack of postcards, and a powerful vision to bridge the gap between cultures. At the core of this brand are values rooted in Native arts and cultures, infused with respect and authenticity. They provide a platform for Indigenous artists to share their community's stories and traditions through their unique designs, blending tradition with bold new concepts. Operating on the unceded traditional territory of xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam First Nation) and Coast Salish Peoples, they recognize and honour their sovereignty by establishing respectful relationships, employing Musqueam staff, and prioritizing local community partnerships. Join us in celebrating and connecting with Indigenous cultures through meaningful and authentic artwork.