Each bar of soap is boxed in a unique contemporary art print by Meghan Hildebrand. These bright whimsical paintings transform an ordinary moment into an instant of functional beauty. Each package’s artwork is hand painted and selected purposefully to match the soap’s ingredients and story. Meghan aims to render the experience of places, real and imagined. At Anto Yukon, we want to do the same. Our products will transport your senses to wild and beautiful places.

It doesn't get more natural than this! We venture into the Yukon wilderness to hand gather ingredients that will nourish and heal your skin. From vitamin rich rosehips to anti-inflammatory arnica - we pick the best of the best. We are committed to always harvesting sustainably and ethically. We acknowledge that we harvest on the traditional lands of many Yukon First Nations. This land is a gift. Thank you.

In my former career working in land management in the traditional territories of Yukon First Nations, I would draw immense inspiration from the natural world around me. My experiences in these gorgeous, rugged landscapes deeply influence the way I approach soap today. Picking fireweed on river banks, flying into ancient mountain valleys to collect glacial silt, gathering rosehips in the midnight sun: I want to pass these moments on—through an inhale, an instant, an impression. It’s soap that tells its own story.

It's not just the call of nature that makes Anto Yukon special, however. It's the call of imagination too. Each morning I savor the experience of choosing my coffee cup from the shelf, selecting from my collection of ceramics. The cup is a functional item, but a thoughtful one. It’s a carefully created work of art. That’s the same feeling I want to evoke with Anto, from the moment you see the package to the way you smell it on your skin midday. It’s natural production combined with artful design, beauty above all.