Moose Antler Necklace is painted with a tundra salmonberry using green, orange, and teal dyes on polished moose antler with copper findings by artist Tregannaq Ramy Brooks (Athabascan/Yup'ik). Ramy grew up on the Yukon River between fish camp, Rampart, and Fairbanks. Ramy's work reflects his Athabascan and Yup'ik heritage. His inspiration comes from the wildlife, wilderness, and the importance of their role in Alaska Native cultural activities like fishing, smoking salmon, hunting, and berry picking. Ramy uses a combination of natural dyes and inks to highlight his work. Antlers are cut and carved by hand, engraved, dyed, polished, and then riveted with copper and/or silver.

• The cute Jellyfish Earrings are made of shrink plastic and Alaska forget-me-not sticker by artist Savannah Johnson (Sugpiaq). Savannah Johnson is a Suqpiaq artist in Anchorage, Alaska. She enjoys beading and sewing with her sisters and mother. Her creations can be found at @AvaniDesignsak on Etsy, Instagram, and Facebook.
• The purple and green-dyed Moose Antler Keychain is made by artist Tregannaq Ramy Brooks (Athabascan/Yup'ik). Ramy grew up on the Yukon River between fish camp, Rampart, and Fairbanks. Ramy's work reflects his Athabascan and Yup'ik heritage. His inspiration comes from the wildlife, wilderness, and the importance of their role in Alaska Native cultural activities like fishing, smoking salmon, hunting, and berry picking. Ramy uses a combination of natural dyes and inks to highlight his work. Antlers are cut and carved by hand, engraved, dyed, polished, and then riveted with copper and/or silver.