Our Tea: Thoughtful Gifting This Season
Kebaonish takes great pride in our Indigenous tea line, thoughtfully inspired by the Anishinaabe Seven Grandfather Teachings.
‘Kay-bah~nish’
adj. The warm-hearted feeling of having been away and now returning home—to your community, your family, your friends, and ultimately, to yourself.
Example of Kebaonish in a sentence: Sitting here drinking tea and coffee with my friends and family, the hours fly by as we share our stories, and I am left with a deep feeling of Kebaonish; I am home.
From Anishinaabemowin ‘Kebaowek’ (meaning the place where you disembark or ‘river narrows’) + nish from word Anishinaabe (meaning ‘Original Peoples’) in Anishinaabemowin.
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