Annie Martin is a Mi’kmaw artist and founder of RoseWolf, specializing in pyrography. Born and raised in Sikuek, Nova Scotia, she is a member of Millbrook First Nation and has been based in Epekwitk since 2009. 

Annie discovered her connection to pyrography while searching for a creative outlet. Within moments of using a woodburning tool, she knew she had found her medium. What once felt out of reach through drawing became natural through the process of burning designs directly into the surface. 

Founded in 2014, RoseWolf has grown into a body of work that spans wearable art, accessories, and custom and commissioned pieces. Annie creates on materials such as wood and leather, transforming each piece through heat into something one of a kind. 

Her work is rooted in connection to land, identity, and lived experience. Designs often draw from natural elements, movement, and feeling, with each piece carrying its own story through the process. Pyrography has become both a creative practice and a way for Annie to stay connected to and continue learning from her culture. 

Her work has been shared across Canada through markets, collaborations, and retail partnerships. 

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