The Kokom Anna Scrunchie is proudly made in Canada using authentic red Kokom scarves. This special scrunchie celebrates culture, community, and the inspiring women who help shape our lives.

Named after Anna Cote a talented chef from Kitigan Zibi, this scrunchie honours her creativity, leadership, and passion for sharing culture through food. The Kokom Anna Scrunchie is a tribute to Indigenous excellence, resilience, and the important role that strong women play within our families and communities.

Perfect for everyday wear or adding a bold touch to your look, this meaningful accessory is rooted in culture, story, and tradition.

Features:

• Made in Canada using authentic red Kokom scarves
• Crafted from a 35% cotton and 65% polyester blend
• Honours Indigenous role model Anna Cote
• Durable, gentle on hair, and perfect for everyday wear
• Part of the Original Kokom Collection, inspired by Indigenous women and community leaders
• A meaningful accessory that celebrates culture, tradition, and community

About Kokomo Scrunchies:

Kokom Scrunchies is a family-run Indigenous business founded in 2019 by Mya Beaudry, an Algonquin youth from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation. At just 9 years old, Mya was inspired by the strong women in her life, “Kokom,” meaning grandmother, honours the matriarchs who guide our community. Every scrunchie is named after an Indigenous role model. 

Join us in celebrating Indigenous culture, creativity, and community.