Jasperware
Handcrafted ceramic mugs and teacups featuring the iconic Jasper Jasper bear, a symbol of the town, made by local artisans.
Jasper is best searched at street level: counter displays, small shelves, food shops, and makers whose objects still feel connected to daily life in Canada.
A practical city edit of gifts and made objects that feel worth packing, using, sharing, or placing at home.
Handcrafted ceramic mugs and teacups featuring the iconic Jasper Jasper bear, a symbol of the town, made by local artisans.
Soft, warm socks featuring the Jasper Jasper bear, a practical and nostalgic souvenir.
Shaped like one of Jasper’s most recognizable wild animals, a bear candle is usually poured from wax and used as a small decorative light. Its mountain-wildlife form ties it directly to Jasper in the Alberta Rockies, where bears are part of the park landscape and local visual culture.
A cozy, warm hoodie featuring the Jasper Jasper bear, ideal for cold mountain weather.
This birchbark desk tray is a small organizer made from pale, textured bark, suited to holding keys, notes, or stationery on a table or desk. In Jasper, birchbark relates naturally to the surrounding boreal and mountain forests of Jasper National Park and to the region’s long use of woodland materials in everyday objects.
A soft, huggable plush toy of the beloved Jasper Jasper bear, perfect for fans of the town's mascot.
A comfortable cotton t-shirt with the Jasper Jasper bear logo, a popular souvenir for locals and tourists alike.
Maple syrup in a Rocky Mountain-themed bottle is a classic Canadian food gift, made by concentrating maple sap into a deep amber sweetener for pancakes, baking, and hot drinks. In Jasper, it connects a national pantry staple with the Alberta Rockies’ lodge breakfasts, camp kitchens, and mountain-town visitor culture.
Granite whisky stones echo the stony riverbeds and mountain geology around Jasper in the Alberta Rockies. Chilled and added to a glass, they cool whisky without melting into it, tying home barware to a landscape shaped by cold water, ice, and exposed rock.
A crescent maple cream cookie tin usually holds sandwich cookies filled with maple-flavoured cream, with the tin keeping them neat for sharing after a hike or drive. Its Jasper connection comes from pairing a familiar Canadian maple taste with the Alberta Rockies’ café counters, gift shops, and picnic-friendly travel routes.