Mantra Birch Hoodie
The Indigenous Clothing Brand hoodie features the IndigenoUS White Birch logo on the left chest and a White Birch design with the Indigenous "mantra" on the back. It has a warm and comfortable fleece fabric, a hood with a soft lining, a thick drawcord with metal eyelets, and is inspired by the North American White Birch logo tree.
The Indigenous Clothing Brand hoodie features the IndigenoUS White Birch logo on the left chest and a White Birch design with the Indigenous "mantra" on the back. It has a warm and comfortable fleece fabric, a hood with a soft lining, a thick drawcord with metal eyelets, and is inspired by the North American White Birch logo tree.
The Indigenous Clothing Brand hoodie features the IndigenoUS White Birch logo on the left chest and a White Birch design with the Indigenous "mantra" on the back. It has a warm and comfortable fleece fabric, a hood with a soft lining, a thick drawcord with metal eyelets, and is inspired by the North American White Birch logo tree.
Betula Papyrifera, also known as white birch, is a type of birch tree found in North America. It is called Paper birch because of its thin white bark that peels in layers like paper. Birchbark is used by many indigenous groups to make canoes, containers, and wigwams. The sap is boiled to make birch syrup. Bark panels can be sewn or fitted together to create boxes. It can also be used as a backing for porcupine quillwork and moose hair embroidery. Birch bark can even be used to start a fire, even when submerged in water.
