After working for a local architecture firm for over 10 years, Destiny struggled to find interior finishes and furniture that reflected local Indigenous cultural history. In 2014, she began to study ancient Indigenous pottery and bone tools collected from archaeological sites across Manitoba and stored at the Manitoba Museum. The clay and bone pieces have dated anywhere from 400 to over 3000 years old. The delicate ancient patterns inspired her to create her own line of textiles. Each pattern reflects the history and beauty of Indigenous cultures living here for thousands of years. As a mother, she hopes to inspire her daughters to share the same love and pride of their indigenous heritage.