Storm Angeconeb | Lac Seul First Nation Artist Spotlight
Meet Ojibwe Artist Storm Angeconeb
Storm Angeconeb is an Anishinaabe artist from Lac Seul First Nation in northwestern Ontario, located within Treaty Three Territory. A self-taught artist, her work is strongly influenced by Ojibwe florals, the natural world, and powerful animal imagery, blending bold colour with expressive storytelling.
One of Storm’s most recognizable designs is her Horse, a symbol of strength, movement, and deep connection. The horse holds special meaning at TwoChiefs, reflecting a shared respect for the animal as a guide, partner, and part of our own story and relationship with the land.
Through painting and design, Storm explores themes of identity, resilience, and connection to culture. Her work centres Indigenous presence in contemporary spaces, using strong visual language that feels personal, confident, and unapologetic.
"My work is influenced by Ojibwe florals and the nature around me" - Storm Angeconeb
Ojibwe Florals
Storm Angeconeb’s work blends Ojibwe floral influences with contemporary expression, creating designs that carry emotion, movement, and narrative. Her use of colour and form reflects lived experience and a strong sense of self, bringing Indigenous stories into modern visual spaces.
Storm’s designs appear on select TwoChiefs products, bringing her artwork into everyday life through pieces meant to be used, worn, and lived with.
The Horse Design
Storm Angeconeb’s Horse design stands out for its strength and sense of movement. At TwoChiefs, the horse is more than an image. It’s part of our story. It reflects a real, ongoing relationship shaped by care, family, and respect. That shared understanding is what makes this design feel at home in our catalogue.
