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Juniper Breez

  • ABOUT

    Juniper Breez by Desiree Belone (pictured)


    BIO

    Rooted in the culturally rich communities of East Los Angeles, Juniper Breez is the work of Desiree Belone, a Native American artist, jewelry designer, nurse, and sound practitioner. Inspired by nature, culture, and wellness, she creates handcrafted jewelry and accessories that encourage intentional living and meaningful connection.


    INSPIRATION

    Juniper Breez was inspired by a desire to create thoughtfully made pieces that honor both personal expression and our relationship with the natural world. My Indigenous upbringing, nursing background, and curiosity about how our ancestors lived, healed, and cared for their communities continue to shape my creative practice.

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    Website - www.juniperbreez.com

    Instagram - @juniper_breez

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    CONTACT

    Desiree Belone (info@juniperbreez.com)

    Founder & Designer

    Juniper Breez


    EVENTS

    Friday 6/19/26

    5-10pm

    Welcoming Home the Birds


    Sunday 6/28/26

    Time TBD

    Soundbath at Quiet Quail Books


    August 1-2

    Red Earth Festival


    August 27-30

    150th Annual Ponca Celebration


    November 7- 8

    LA NDN Flea Market

"I work with upcycled deadstock fabrics
and unused prints to give existing materials
a second life and reduce textile waste.
My work is rooted in reuse, care for the
environment, and finding beauty in
what might otherwise be discarded."
- Desiree Belone

"Ethical sourcing makes supply chains sustainable
by prioritizing fair labor practices, human rights,
and community well-being alongside
environmental stewardship.
By ensuring safe working conditions,
paying fair wages, and protecting local
ecosystems, ethical sourcing creates a resilient
foundation that prevents resource depletion
and supports long-term business continuity."
- Haslam College of Business

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"Slow down and be curious about the materials
you bring into your home and wardrobe.
Consider supporting makers who use natural fibers
and reclaimed materials, and learn how
previous generations cleaned, ate, healed,
and thrived using the resources around them.
Those lessons continue to inspire a more

thoughtful and self-sustaining way of living."

- Desiree Belone

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