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Designer: Meka
This signature dress from the Spring 2025 collection features a custom design crafted from soft floral luxury linen and exquisite French Lanvin lace. Inspired by effortless yet sophisticated resort wear, Mary Kelsay blends beachy florals with high fashion. The dress showcases Zimmermann Australian linen, known for its breezy elegance, paired with geometric lace from Lanvin, a prestigious French fashion house. The fusion of linen and lace creates clean, natural textures with delicate details, elevating your vacation or midnight sun summers.
Size: Large
Shipping and handling fees will apply if you cannot pick up your piece locally in Anchorage, Alaska.
Artist: Tammy Holland
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Alaskan wilderness with this mesmerizing mixed-media artwork. Moose be Northern NIGHT LIGHTS captures the serene magic of the Northern Lights as they dance across a deep, starry sky, illuminating a lone moose standing against a tranquil winter landscape.
Brilliantly painted in oil, the cascading light reflects the natural wonder of the northern skies. Brushed aluminum adds a modern, reflective dimension, while resin enhances the piece's depth and luminosity.
Seamlessly blending realism and abstraction, this artwork is both contemporary and timeless.
Dimensions: 4' x 2'
Artist: Dale Horne, Metlakatla, Alaska
Killer Whale, Raven Tlingit Paddle
Dimensions: 6 1/2" x 5'5"
Artist: Shawna Hegna
Artist: Earl Atchak
Dimensions: 22" x 18" x 4"
Artist: Sylvia Lange
Cache is King is a striking mixed-media painting on deep gallery wrap canvas, blending acrylic paint with intricate glass beadwork. The piece features a regal raven, its dark plumage rendered in bold, expressive brushstrokes, contrasted against a vibrant background of gold, red, and green. Delicate strands of beads hang from the raven's beak and drape across the lower canvas, evoking themes of collection, memory, and hidden wealth. The artwork's rich texture and luminous colors highlight the raven's intelligence and mystique, celebrating its role as both a trickster and keeper of treasures in folklore and nature.
Dimensions: 30" x 24"
Artist: Sylvester Ayek
Dimensions: 2' x 21" x 5 1/2"
Artist: Barbara Donatelli
Sealskin & Moose Hide Bench
Artist: Percy Avugiak
This acrylic painting on canvas titled, Nanooks! Mother Protecting Her Cubs, is a striking and colorful piece by Alaskan artist Percy Avugiak. It portrays a mother polar bear fiercely guarding her cubs, using flowing brushstrokes that create a sense of movement, almost like Arctic winds swirling around them. The bold outlines and bright accents give the painting energy, highlighting both the mother's strength and her love for her cubs. Avugiak's style combines traditional Inuit influences with modern artistic expression, capturing the wild beauty of the Arctic.
Dimensions: 3' x 2'
Artist: Panganga Pungowiyi
This baleen piece features Old Bering Sea inspired designs, painted in a traditional style with a striking warm gold hue.
Dimensions: 18" x 86"
Artist: Christy Ruby, C. Ruby Designs
This beautiful V Collar is a true blend of nature and artistry, handcrafted with sea otter, sea lion, beaver, and lynx fur, all sewn into an elegant V shape. Designed to clasp at the back, it drapes effortlessly across the collar. Striking tassels of crystal beads, dentalium shells, and polar bear fur add charm and movement, while the centerpiece steals the show: an eye-catching abalone shell accented with a fur tuft, beads, a scallop shell, and a gumboot spine. It's a one-of-a-kind creation that's as unique as it is stunning.
Dimensions: 12" opening circumference
Artist: Rob Johnson
Kenaitze King Salmon is crafted from a repurposed 1991 Chevy, reflecting Rob's resourcefulness. Inspired by the story of Raven releasing the sun, moon, and stars, he also incorporated the three Cook Inlet volcanoes, representing the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, of which he is a member. Together, salmon, junk cars, and tradition make this piece a tribute to home.
Dimensions: approximately 22" x 33"
Business or romance? Unangax designer Mary Kelsay says both! Her take on a feminine tuxedo features sharply tailored wool herringbone with silver-shimmering woven nylon. This striking gown is paired with a 2025 staple-a collared ivory lace top with duchess satin puff sleeves. The princess-cut lace is French guipure, an intricate, handcrafted lace prized for its craftsmanship. Known for its heavier, structured design, it offers a bold yet delicate look. Suiting up with elegance, this finely tailored ensemble is sure to steal hearts.
Size: Small (Bust 36"/Waist 27"-28"/Hip 36")
Artist: Danielle Larsen
Serving Soul Food nostalgia and Auntie Approved, this piece by contemporary artist Danielle Larsen is sure to brighten your day. Receiving her Bachelor of Fine Arts from UAA and the recipient of numerous awards, Larsen is Unangan, Koyukon Athabascan and Inupiaq whose works spotlight Alaska Native traditions with an imaginative modern twist. You may recognize her colorful, large-scale paintings of traditional Alaska foods inspired by deep connection to land and family - reminding us the simple things in life are priceless. Larsen says she hopes her artwork brings joy to people as we're brought back to memories of growing up around a connection to food, family and culture
Artist: Jackie Qatalina Schaeffer
This atikluq, made of cotton fabric, a caribou button, and nylon fringe, is a powerful testament to the resilience and remembrance of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). Created for the Protection: Adaptation & Resistance exhibit that toured across the United States, the artist's hands moved with purpose, guided by the wisdom of her ancestors. This garment is not just clothing; it is a tribute, a remembrance, and a call to never forget. May the spirits of our stolen sisters soar, and may we continue to honor them in all that we do.
Size: Medium
Artist: Alvin Amason
Dimensions: 2' x 15" x 20"
Artist: Ramy Brooks, Write22
Rose gold marquis ear wires showcase patterned wild Alaskan blueberry-dyed and polished moose antler, complemented by iridescent freshwater pearls, blueberry-dyed porcupine quills, and copper beads,
Dimensions: 4 3/4" x 1/2"
Artist: Connie Wirz
Donated in honor of Clare Swan of Kenai, this exquisite fused glass depiction of Mount Redoubt stands as both a testament to nature's power and a symbol of resilience. From its snow-capped slopes to the waters of Cook Inlet, it reflects the deep connections between land, history, and identity. This artwork honors the enduring spirit of Alaska and the strength of those who call it home.
Dimesions: 15" x 13" x 5"
Artist: Bisco
Turquoise Lady feels like a quiet storm, beautiful yet heavy with emotion. Her face, bathed in deep shades of turquoise, holds a distant, almost melancholic expression, as if she is carrying a secret no one else can understand. Splashes of pink cut through the cool tones, like sparks of emotion breaking through an otherwise calm surface. Bisco's graffiti-style signature ties it all together, a reminder that art is found in the raw, the unexpected, and even the broken. This painting doesn't just capture a face-it captures a feeling, a moment suspended in time, inviting you to wonder about the story behind her breath, the deeper part of her stillness.
Dimensions: 36" x 24"
Artist Unknown
A charming, handcrafted zipper pull designed in the shape of a mukluk, beautiful decorated with colorful beadwork and a fur trim.
Dimensions: 3 1/2" x 1 1/2"
The ulu is a time-honored tool deeply rooted in Alaskan Indigenous cultures, traditionally used for cutting food, skinning hides, and daily tasks requiring precision. This particular ulu features a bone handle, carefully shaped to fit comfortably in hand, offering both durability and historical authenticity.
Dimensions: 4 3/4" x 6"
Artist: Lisa Lynch
A stunning handcrafted jewelry collection designed for both wear and display. This elegant set includes a delicately beaded necklace, matching earrings, and a bracelet, all meticulously strung with 16 feet of sinew. Featuring vintage glass beads, Czech glass beads, and radiant Hawaiian pearls, each piece is accented with 24kt gold hardware, adding a touch of luxury. Housed in a front-loading display box, this versatile case allows the set to be showcased as a decorative piece on a wall or used as a jewelry box on a tabletop. Whether worn for a special occasion or admired as an artful display, this set is a perfect fusion of craftsmanship and elegance.
Display: 15 3/4" x 19 1/2" x 2"
Necklace: 18" x 4"
Bracelet: 7"
Earrings: 5"
Artist: Rie Munoz
This is a framed and matted beautiful and collectible Limited Edition lithograph, released in 1982 and hand-signed by the artist Rie Munoz, titled "Ice Fishing."
A vibrant watercolor illustration depicting a mother and child ice fishing, it captures the warmth and simplicity of everyday life in Alaska.
Dimensions in frame 16" x 12"
Artist: Lisa Silook
Embrace elegance with these unique earrings, featuring a luxurious blend of fox fur, iridescent Mother of Pearl, fish leather, and beads. The stunning design is completed with a distinctive heart-shaped ornamental earring back, adding a touch of romance to your look. Perfect for those who appreciate artistry and individuality.
Dangles 5" from ear to tip of fur, 1 1/2" wide
Artist: Judy Walyer
This beautifully crafted doll, made of cloth, wood, and raffia, represents Klondy Nelson Dufresne, a resilient figure who arrived in Nome as a child of five. As she grew, she embraced the wisdom of her Inupiat neighbors, learning the art of ice fishing as a teenager. The doll's intricate details, from its carefully sewn clothing to the symbolic elements it carries, honor Klondy's connection to both heritage and survival in the Arctic. A meaningful tribute to history and cultural exchange.
Dimensions: 22" x 12"
Artist: Aassanaaq "Ossie" Kairaiuak
This stunning trio of limited edition prints by Ossie captures the delicate balance of land, sea, and sky through the spiritual essence of three sacred beings. The walrus, a bridge between worlds, embodies strength, endurance, and ancestral wisdom; the seal, a spirit of generosity, offers itself in the cycle of life and reciprocity; and the loon, a messenger of transformation, connects water, air, and the spirit realm. Together, they reflect the harmony of existence and the sacred rhythms of nature. Each print is hand-signed and titled in pencil, ensuring its authenticity as a true artist-approved edition.
Dimensions: ~ 16 1/2" x ~ 15" each
Artist: Jerry Laktonen
This beautifully hand-carved and hand-painted miniature paddle is a unique creation by renowned Alutiiq artist Jerry Laktonen of Kodiak Island, Alaska. Made from lightweight wood, it showcases the artist's dedication to preserving Alutiiq heritage and craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 7 1/2" long and 3/4" wide
Artist: Westpy Marketing Services
Get ready for an Alaskan beer adventure! This flight setup is just waiting to take off, featuring four uniquely crafted brews from across the Last Frontier. With tasting glasses lined up on a wooden paddle, it's like a first-class ticket to hop heaven. From the citrus-packed Magnitude 9.2 Double Citrus Ale by Matanuska Brewing to the crisp, refreshing pilsner from King Street Brewing, each sip is a journey through Alaska's brewing scene. The Chugach Session Ale promises smooth, easy-drinking vibes, while Mouth Magic IPA from Susitna Brewing brings bold flavors that might just cast a spell on your taste buds. Whether you're exploring new favorites or just in it for the fun, this beer flight is the perfect way to experience the craft of Alaskan brewing-one sip at a time! Comes with a travel bag.
Wood Paddle Dimensions: 17 1/2" x 3 1/2"
Artist: Charles Sather
Add a touch of homeland pride with these intricately laser-engraved earrings. Featuring the State of Alaska and the USA, beautifully laser-engraved on brass ear hooks, these earrings are a unique way to showcase your love for both the state and the country.
Dimensions: 2 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Artist: Bear Tooth
Create the perfect date night with this thoughtfully curated gift bundle, designed for romance and relaxation. Enjoy a $50 gift card and two movie tickets to Bear Tooth, setting the stage for a cozy evening filled with great food, drinks, and a captivating film. Indulge in a box of eight gourmet truffles, each a bite-sized piece of decadence, perfect for sharing. A pack of breath mints is included-just in case the night calls for a little more intimate conversation. To add a touch of lasting beauty, a handful of pink artificial roses serves as a sweet keepsake, symbolizing love and appreciation. Whether it's a first date or a cherished tradition, this gift promises a night to remember.
Artist: CJ Brafford & Laine Thom
This edition of "Dancing Colors: Paths of Native American Women" is a tribute to the rich legacies of Native American women artists and leaders. Filled with captivating photography and insightful stories, this is a must-have for cultural historians, collectors, and admirers of indigenous craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 10" x 3/4"
Artist: Ashton Ekada ~ Nikaghun Beadwork
Rooted in tradition and part of a beautiful revival of caribou hair tufting, Tufted Blueberries are a tribute to the deep connection between land, harvest, and craft. Dyed caribou hair is carefully tufted to create plump "blueberries," cradled by green leaves and framed by a delicate halo of white and gold-filled accents that catch the light. Each detail is stitched with care using seed beads on a backing of smoked deer hide, grounding the piece in warmth and authenticity. Two slender dentalium shells elegantly dangle below.
Dimensions: 4" x 2"
Artist: Chad Haspels
This wood-carved eagle sculpture is a stunning display of craftsmanship, capturing the strength and presence of this majestic bird. The artist has meticulously carved each feather, adding depth and texture that highlight the natural beauty of the wood grain. The eagle's sharp gaze and detailed features give it a lifelike quality, while its powerful talons grip a wooden base, grounding it with a sense of stability. The carving showcases both artistry and a deep appreciation for the eagle's significance in nature and culture, making it a striking and meaningful piece.
Dimensions: 2' x 3' x 15"
Artist: Ruth Simpson, Wasilla Alaska
Ruth Simpson's latest work is a soft and dreamlike visual symphony, composed of gelli-printed papers, acrylic paint, musical notation, and delicate layered textures-all thoughtfully bound together through the artful use of glue and collage techniques.
Dimensions: in frame 11 1/2" x 9 1/2"
Artist: Shirley Anne Waipa of Shirley Hootch Jewelry
Crafted from walrus ivory, these post earrings represent a miniature carving of the Yaaruin - the traditional Yup'ik young girl's story knife. Historically used to carve teaching stories into mud, wet sand, or snow, the Yaaruin helped pass down valuable lessons, amusing tales, and the cherished values of the Yup'ik people.
Dimensions: 1 1/8" x 3/8"
Artist: Ed Mighell (Point Hope)
This tile, crafted in 2007, features the beach pea, a hardy coastal plant that prevents erosion along the Alaskan shoreline. Made from glacial clay sourced from Bootlegger Cove, it showcases Alaskan artistry through old fashion etching press and with copper or mat board plates. The Alaskan Native artist personally mixes glazes and fires it to cone six in electric kilns for durability. The back is stamped with a copyright mark, a vitrified notation, and identification of Cook Inlet Glacier Clay, ensuring its authenticity.
Dimensions: 6" x 6"
Artist: Alaska Gear Company
Engineered for extreme cold weather protection, the Bunny Boot delivers unparalleled warmth, dryness, durability, and comfort. It is built using 100% waterproof vulcanized rubber and utilizes the same techniques deployed by the US military to combat frostbite while utilizing modern technology and materials to create superior fit, function, and performance.
Size: Recipient's choice
Artist: RK
This framed and matted original watercolor painting beautifully captures the majesty of a snow-covered mountain reflected in the tranquil waters below. The artist skillfully uses deep blues and crisp whites to emphasize the stark contrast between the rugged peaks and the vast sky, creating a serene yet powerful composition. The layering of dark green forests at the base adds depth, grounding the scene in the Alaskan wilderness.
Dimensions: 16 1/2" x 20 1/2"
Artist: Lanai Smart ~ AK Diva Designs
These handcrafted earrings beautifully combine natural porcupine quills with intricate beadwork, creating a unique and elegant design. The soft ivory color of the quills contrasts with the shimmering blue and black seed beads, adding depth and detail to the piece. The faceted blue beads catch the light, giving the earrings a subtle sparkle, while the silver-tone hooks provide a simple yet sturdy finish. Porcupine quills have long been used in Indigenous art and jewelry, valued for their natural beauty and cultural significance. These earrings are not only a stylish accessory but also a tribute to traditional craftsmanship and the skillful use of natural materials.
Dimensions: 3 1/2" x 1/2"
Artist: Lisa Farber
This handmade heavy-duty market bag is both stunning and practical, featuring a sturdy mesh body framed by a bold raven design on a vibrant red background. Designed for durability, it boasts reinforced seams, sturdy straps, and strong materials to withstand daily use. Its generous size makes it perfect for groceries, market finds, or everyday essentials, while the breathable mesh keeps it lightweight and convenient. Whether you're heading to the farmers market, grocery store, or running errands, this beautifully handcrafted bag is a perfect blend of art and utility-built to last and designed to stand out. A must-have for anyone who appreciates quality craftsmanship!
Dimensions: 15 1/2" x 11 1/2" x 6 1/2" with 12" drop length shoulder strap
Artist: Fayma Robinson (Juneau, Alaska)
A must-have for owl enthusiasts and collectors of Alaskan art, this stunning set of prints by renowned artist Fayma Robinson (1918-1993) showcases her intricate line work and deep connection to nature. "Owlet" captures the curious gaze of a young owl nestled in a hollow, while "Eskimo Owl Mask" blends wildlife with Indigenous artistry, featuring an owl perched beside a traditional mask. Robinson's work is highly regarded among collectors of Alaskan wildlife art, making this pair a unique and valuable addition to any collection.
Dimensions: 17" x 14 1/2"
Discover the beauty of nature with this exquisite pendant, crafted from a finely engraved moose antler, dyed and polished to perfection. The intricate rose design is paired with a color-coordinated dangle of beads, creating a stunning contrast that adds elegance and charm to any ensemble.
Pendant: 2" x 1"
Chain w/Bar & Toggle Clasp: 26"
Representing transformation and regeneration (as lizards shed their tails and regrow them), this beaded figure is known in Mexico's Huichol tradition as a spiritual protector or offering in sacred rituals to ask for guidance, protection, or blessings from their gods. These types of sculptures are made by covering a wooden or resin base with tiny glass or plastic beads ("chaquira"), which are embedded in wax or glue.
Dimensions: 4" x 1 1/2"
This woven grass basket, crafted in 1965 in Hooper Bay, Alaska, represents the artistry and tradition of Yup'ik basket weaving. Made from locally harvested beach grass, this basket showcases intricate coiling techniques passed down through generations. The basket features subtle triangular motifs. The tight, meticulous weave demonstrates the skill and patience required in traditional basketry, ensuring both durability and beauty.
Dimensions: 7" D x 8" H
Artist: Ukaliinax / Aquilina
Northern Fur Seal Pelt***
Dimensions: 4' x 2 1/2'
Artist: Margaret Nicolai, Made by Margie
The celestial beauty of Moon Rising Earrings reflects the harmony between tradition and artistry. Designed by Indigenous Alaskan artist Margaret Nicolai, this exquisite pair is handcrafted with rich textures of hand-tanned salmon skin and a soft leather backing. Delicately accented with intricate glass beadwork, they create a luminous effect reminiscent of the moon's phases.
Artist: Alissa Crandall
Photographic Art Print, framed, matted and signed by artist. Yearling musk oxen, Mekoryuk, Alaska, 1998.
Dimensions: 17 1/4" x 19 3/4"
Artist: Rebecca Sedor ~ Alaska Tundra Cache/Blueberry Bison
Designed to provide extra warmth and protection against the elements, this skirt features a quilted, insulated construction that helps retain heat in harsh winter conditions. The addition of a red qaspeq-style ric rac trim along the hem adds a cultural touch, honoring the traditional designs of Alaska Native garments like the "kuspuk". Practical elements such as zippered pockets and zippered side openings enhance usability, making this a stylish yet highly functional piece for winter wear. A fusion of heritage and innovation, ensuring warmth while celebrating Indigenous craftsmanship.
Size: XXL
This acrylic painting on Sintra sheet by Alaskan artist Percy Avugiak beautifully captures the essence of the Arctic winter. Double gloss varnished and framed in wood, the piece portrays a musher guiding a dog sled beneath the glowing northern lights. The rich, swirling greens and blues of the aurora stretch across the night sky, contrasting against the dark silhouettes of evergreen trees. The icy landscape is painted with cool blues and purples, creating depth and movement in the snow-covered ground. The detailed sled dogs, mid-stride, bring a sense of motion and adventure to the scene. Avugiak's signature style blends traditional influences with bold, expressive colors, making this painting not just a depiction of an Arctic journey, but a tribute to the deep connection between people, animals, and the land they call home.
Dimensions: 23 1/2" x 19 1/2"
Artist: Geri Simon
The beauty of nature and craftsmanship come together in this stunning bracelet by artist Geri Simon of Fairbanks, Alaska. Crafted with authentic Dentalium shells, soft moose skin, and dazzling blingy beads, it offers a perfect blend of earthy elegance and sparkling charm.
Dimensions: 8 1/2" around & 1 3/4 wide
Artist: Barbara Ilatkaq Apangalook
Barbara Apangalook, also known by her Yup'ik name Ilatkaq, honors the cultural heritage of the Yup'ik people from Gambell, Alaska, on St. Lawrence Island, where every part of an animal is used with purpose. This toothpick is carefully handcrafted from real walrus whiskers. Its whimsical tuft of fur adds a playful touch to this simple, yet useful item.
Dimensions: 4" long with a tuft that spreads 1"
Artist: Jon Ipalook
A gracefully curved baleen moon, its dark surface contrasting with the luminous inlaid ivory, sits alongside a bowhead whale-an essential figure in Inupiat culture-carved with exquisite detail to honor its vital role in Arctic life and sustenance. Framed in a shadowbox, Jon Ipalook's artwork beautifully captures the eternal connection between the rhythm of the ocean and the pull of the moon.
Dimensions: 12" x 10" x 2"
Made from cranberry-dyed and polished moose antler, each piece is set on 14/20 gold-filled ear studs, creating a unique blend of rich color and natural elegance. The vibrant pigments of Alaskan cranberries bring a distinctive charm, making these earrings a beautiful, one-of-a-kind accessory.
Dimensions: 3/4" x 5/8"
Artist: Barbara Lavallee
"The Artist's Cat" captures a cozy, whimsical scene of an artist in their studio, brought to life with the playful charm of their adorable cat. Barbara Lavallee, known and loved for her ability to infuse warmth and character into her art, creates a delightful story in every detail. This limited-edition print, hand-signed by the artist and numbered 385 out of 500, is a wonderful example of her enchanting style.
Dimensions: 18 1/2" x 21 3/4"
Artist: Rose Tepp, Couture Kuspuks
A wearable work of art! This handmade hooded vestpuk is designed with comfort and style in mind, making it perfect for layering in any season. Inspired by the timeless elegance of stained glass, it showcases bold geometric patterns, intricate floral details, and an iridescent zipper pull. A true statement piece that celebrates heritage and creativity.
Artist: Kayla Rearden
Elegant dangle earrings and a matching pendant necklace come together beautifully in this handcrafted set by Yup'ik Alaskan artist Kayla Rearden. The natural texture of white fishskin shimmers beneath delicate gold beadwork, creating a look that is both timeless and unique. As the light catches the gold against the fishskin, the entire set seems to glow.
Dimensions of earrings: 3 1/2" x 1 1/4"
Dimensions of necklace: 18"
Dimensions of Pendant: 3 1/2" x 1 1/4"
Artist: Thomas Coates
Featuring a gracefully carved whale in relief against a textured background, the ivory trinket box showcases the skill and precision of its maker. The cylindrical box is topped with a lid shaped like a whale's dorsal fin, seamlessly blending form and function. The fine detailing, including the whale's expressive eye and the diagonal incised lines, adds depth and movement to the design. Reflecting the deep cultural connection between Alaska Native communities and the marine life that sustains them, it serves as both a functional container and a meaningful representation of Alaskan traditions.
Dimensions: 5" x 1 3/4" x 1 1/4"
Artist: Roxy Wright, Starlit Trails
These elegant ear hook earrings showcase rich garnet beads and feature an intricate etching of Alaska's state tree-the majestic Sitka Spruce-on a polished copper charm. A perfect blend of natural beauty and handcrafted artistry.
Dimensions: 2 1/2" dangle, 3/4" wide
Artist James Uglowook
Carved with skillful precision, this exquisite ivory polar bear rests in quiet strength and serenity. Every curve of its form captures the essence of its real-life counterpart-an enduring symbol of resilience and beauty in the frozen north.
Dimensions: 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 1 1/4"
Artist: Linda Infante Lyons
"Qunukamken" (Alutiiq for "I love you") is a stunning giclée print that captures the warmth and depth of love through Indigenous artistry. This signed, limited-edition piece is part of a collection of only 200. Whether as a heartfelt gift or a treasured keepsake, Qunukamken is a beautiful expression of love and cultural heritage.
Dimensions: 10" x 10"
Artist: Patrick Lind
This stunning handcrafted plank mask by Alaskan artist Patrick Lind beautifully embodies the traditional subsistence lifestyle and cultural storytelling through intricate carvings and symbolic artwork. It features iconic depictions of Alaskan wildlife and subsistence practices, including a caribou, fish, and other meaningful symbols, all painted in rich blues. The central structure is adorned with hand-carved wooden elements, detailed painted patterns, and white feathers, giving it a ceremonial presence.
Dimensions: 18" x 16"
Artist Unknown, From Shageluk, Alaska
These handcrafted earrings, River Spirit, embody the fluid beauty and resilience of nature, blending organic and traditional materials into a striking design. Featuring swirling green glass beads that mimic the movement of rushing water, each piece is grounded by a delicate fish vertebra, symbolizing the deep connection between land, water, and life. The rich red accent bead evokes the colors of ripe berries along the river's edge or the vibrant hue of fish eggs, representing renewal and abundance. Lightweight and timeless, these earrings honor the natural world and the artistry of Indigenous craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 1 3/4"
Artist: Norma J. Fagua, Norma's Unique Kreations
Handcrafted with care by Norma J. Fagua of Norma's Unique Kreations, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, this stunning tote bag seamlessly blends artistry and functionality. Featuring a vibrant, eye-catching horse pattern on a sleek black background, this durable bag is perfect for a variety of uses, including shopping, school, or casual outings.
Tote Dimensions: H 14 1/2", W 15", D 5"
Should strap: 15" drop length
The Blue Flag Iris, commonly found in wetlands, meadows, and along streams throughout Alaska, is beautifully depicted in this hand-drawn and hand-painted piece, showcasing careful watercolor technique. Complemented by a simple frame in good condition, the artwork is elegantly presented. As a representation of locally inspired floral art, it captures the delicate beauty of one of Alaska's most abundant and striking native flowers.
Dimensions: 10 1/2" x 8 1/2"
Artist: Diamond Williams ~ Sunrise Creations
Discover the beauty of handwoven artistry with these exquisite ear hook earrings, crafted by Athabascan and Tlingit artist Diamond Williams of Sunrise Creations. Featuring intricately woven cotton cord and black & white beads delicately arranged along the outer edge of the teardrop-shaped design, these earrings showcase a perfect blend of texture, monochrome elegance, and craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 5" long & 3" wide
Feel like Aphrodite rising from the sea in the Waves One-Shoulder Midi Dress. This one-of-a-kind piece, crafted from matte jersey and cinched to perfection, creates a liquid bronze effect that is truly show-stopping.
Size: S
Artist: The Great Alaskan Bowl Company
8" 'Knotty But Nice' Alaskan Birch bowl from the Super Seconds collection. An early creation from the Great Alaskan Bowl Company, crafted in Fairbanks 15 to 20 years ago. This unfinished bowl captures the timeless craftsmanship and natural beauty that define the company's legacy. Its unsealed, raw birch surface showcases the purity of the wood, allowing the organic grain patterns to tell their own unique story. This piece serves as a tribute to the enduring tradition of hand-turned bowls, embodying simplicity, resilience, and the rugged spirit of Alaskan artistry.
Dimensions: Height: 3" and Diameter 8"
*Please note, this bowl has a charming chip on the rim and a small, elegant crack along the side.
This ivory necklace is a timeless blend of natural beauty and tradition. Made of smooth, hand-carved ivory beads, each piece highlights the material's unique texture and warmth. The organic yet uniform shape reflects skilled craftsmanship, likely inspired by Indigenous Alaskan jewelry traditions. More than just an accessory, it carries a deep connection to the land and the people who have long valued ivory for both art and storytelling. Simple yet striking, it's a piece that honors Arctic heritage with elegance and meaning.
Dimensions: 21"
Artist: Ramy Brooks; Write22
Birch Shadowbox of salmon strips in smokehouse (made of moose antler and copper).
Dimensions: 18" x 9 3/4" x 8"
Introducing the 'Salmon Filets' earrings, long loop ear wires that showcase a striking combination of elements. The earrings are crafted with orange India ink-stained and polished moose antler, creating a vibrant, warm base. Complementing the rich tones are nectar-colored Keyocera opal beads, iridescent freshwater pearl beads, and sleek black onyx beads, each adding texture and contrast. This artistic piece of jewelry honors the salmon, an Alaskan treasure, symbolizing abundance, fertility, prosperity, and renewal.
Dimensions: 4" x 3/4"
Artist: Nancy Hohman
This is a signed print of an original pencil drawing by Alaskan artist Nancy Hohman, dated 1967. The artwork depicts a young child dressed in traditional fur-lined clothing, sitting on a sled while ice fishing. A rural Alaskan village can be seen in the background, capturing a moment of daily life in Alaska's Indigenous communities.
Dimensions: 19 1/8" x 16"
This hand-carved and hand-painted miniature loon mask is a remarkable representation of traditional Yup'ik craftsmanship. In the Yup'ik spiritual framework, the loon is often associated with tranquility, insight, and communication. Shamans, or "angalkuq," would invoke the spirit of the loon during rituals, seeking guidance or healing. The loon's perceived ability to navigate both water and air made it a powerful symbol of traversing different realms, embodying the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds.
Dimensions: 4" x 2" x 1/2"
Artist: Naataq Gear LLC
The fleece-lined Atmik is a modern take on the traditional qaspeq (kuspuk), or atikluk, worn by many in Alaska. Designed for comfort and functionality, it features water-resistant, breathable Dintex fabric, ensuring protection against the elements while maintaining airflow. Thoughtfully crafted details include coil zipper pockets, jacquard trim, elastic-bound cuffs, and a hood with elastic sides for a secure fit.
Size: Adult Small
Elevate your style with this stunning hand-beaded floral belt bag! Featuring an intricate white and gold flower with vibrant green leaves, each bead is meticulously sewn onto a sleek black fabric patch for a bold, eye-catching design. The luxurious golden bead trim adds the perfect touch of elegance, making this bag a must-have statement piece.
Dimensions: 6" x 4"
Artist: Betty Atkinson
This well-maintained oil painting by Betty Atkinson, complete with professional framing, is a stunning example of her exceptional talent. Betty was widely celebrated for her plein air technique, known for creating many of her paintings on location, embracing the challenges and rewards of painting outdoors to authentically capture Alaska's breathtaking landscapes. Her work was immensely popular among collectors and art enthusiasts, cherished for its ability to transport viewers into her special world, where her awe of Alaska's natural beauty could be felt directly. Through her art, she invited others to experience Alaska's majestic scenery as she saw it-with wonder and admiration.
Dimensions: 30" x 40"
Artist: Brittany Brower
A stunning pair of gothic inspired cameo earrings by Inupiaq artist, Brittany Brower. These unique pieces feature intricately detailed white skull and rose designs set against a black background, framed with sparkling rhinestones and hand trimmed boarder of golden beads, for a dramatic and elegant effect. Perfect for lovers of edgy, vintage, or statement jewelry.
Dimensions: 2" x 1 3/4"
*Please note: One rhinestone is missing as shown in the photos.
A remarkable example of craftsmanship, this traditional ulu features a bone hilt, shaped for a secure and comfortable grip. Designed for versatility, the ulu has long been a vital tool in Alaskan cultures, used for food preparation, skinning hides, and crafting materials.
Dimensions: 5" x 6"
Artist: Chivly Chupak
This captivating dancer sculpture is expertly carved from smooth soapstone and adorned with real feathers, bringing movement and life to the piece. Signed by the artist, Chivly Chupak-a Cambodian immigrant celebrated as one of Juneau, Alaska's most prolific Native-style artists. Chivly demonstrates a deep respect, understanding, and thoughtful approach in his artwork to reflect Alaskan cultural reverence.
Dimensions: 4 1/2" x 4" x 2 1/2"
This charming handwoven basket is a delicate work of art, small enough to hold a single egg. The basket features an intricate weave with subtle dyed decorative accents that have gracefully faded over time, adding to its vintage character and charm. Its petite size and craftsmanship make it a wonderful addition for collectors of miniatures, folk art, or handwoven baskets.
Dimensions: 2 1/2" tall, 2 1/2" diameter
Artist: Iglahliq Suuqiina
This framed, one-of-a-kind, authentic original acrylic painting captures the breathtaking beauty of a pair of orca whales at dusk, gracefully navigating the waves beneath a golden sunset. The striking contrast of deep blues and warm hues creates a serene yet powerful scene, evoking the spirit of the ocean and the majestic presence of these beloved marine creatures. Signed by artist Iglahliq Suuqiina (2023)
Dimensions: 18"x 22"
Artist: Lucy Henry
These beautifully handcrafted dolls were made by Alaskan artist Lucy Henry from Eek, Alaska, possibly in the year 2005, when the village had a population of just 292. Each doll is dressed in a traditional fur parka and fur leggings, carefully adorned with beadwork. Their hands are made of leather mittens, and their feet are finished with leather boot bottoms, reflecting the traditional materials used in Alaska Native craftsmanship. The most striking detail is their hand-stitched faces, where the artist has meticulously embroidered the eyes, nose, and lips, giving each doll a unique and expressive character. These dolls are a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of Alaska's Indigenous communities.
Dimensions: 10" tall
This beautifully handcrafted bracelet blends elegance with tradition. Made from smooth, polished ivory, its rounded segments are carefully shaped and strung together for a seamless and comfortable fit. Simple yet sophisticated, it is a timeless piece that honors Arctic heritage with refined, natural beauty.
Dimensions: 6" circumference
Artist: Moses "Uksuq" Wassilie
Signed by the artist, this stunning matted print is a reproduction of an original pastel painting titled Margerie, an Alaskan glacier scene created by renowned Alaska Native artist Moses "Uksuq" Wassilie in the summer of 2006. The piece captures the icy blues and rugged beauty of Margerie Glacier in Glacier Bay, Alaska, set against a warm, glowing sky.
Wassilie reflects a deep connection to Alaska's Indigenous traditions through his many talents, which include painting, carving, mask-making, walrus ivory jewelry, drum-making, dancing, documentary filmmaking, and photography. He has also dedicated his time to teaching cultural sensitivity and education classes across Alaska.
Dimensions: 13 1/2" x 15 1/2"
Artist: Ann Fienup-Riordan
The Living Tradition of Yup'ik Masks: Agayuliyararput (Our Way of Making Prayer)" by Ann Fienup-Riordan.
This book explores the significance of Yup'ik masks in Alaskan Native culture, focusing on their role in ceremonies, storytelling, and spiritual expression. Ann Fienup-Riordan, a renowned anthropologist, provides detailed insights into how these masks embody prayer, tradition, and cultural memory. The masks are not only artistic creations, but also sacred objects used in rituals to connect with ancestors and the natural world.
Dimensions: 12" x 9" x 3/4"
Artist: Ann Strongheart, Autistically Artistic
Capturing the ethereal glow of the Alaskan Northern Lights, these earrings are made from laser-cut wood and meticulously detailed with spruce trees to evoke a sense of serene nature.
Dimensions: 3" x 3/4"
Structured meets playful in this outfit, designed with vacation season in mind. The statement strawberry crop top with structured cap sleeves pairs with a soft, feminine linen and lace long-form skirt, gives shape to all the right places. Made with luxury Australian Zimmerman linen and hand-picked Parisian lace.
Linen & Lace Skirt: Size 16
Crepe Strawberry Crop Top: Size L
Artist: Sydney Laurence
Evoking a quiet, contemplative mood, this limited-edition print, numbered 231 out of 1000, captures a tranquil scene of a lone duck hunter gliding through a calm marsh in a small boat. The tall reeds and gently rippling water create a serene natural setting, while a small flock of ducks takes flight, adding a subtle sense of motion to the otherwise still and reflective atmosphere.
Dimensions: 19 1/4" x 23 3/4""
Wrapped in soft, natural fur and crowned with a fluffy tuft, this quill for tundra tales is a creative blend of contemporary function and traditional Alaskan craftsmanship. Handmade by a Yupik artist from Gambell, Alaska, on St. Lawrence Island, this piece is a testament to cultural creativity and resourcefulness. It reflects the artist's ability to transform a simple writing tool into an eye-catching work of art that celebrates heritage and innovation.
Dimensions: 4" long with a tuft that stretches 1"
This beautifully crafted Kuspuk-style shoulder bag is thoughtfully designed for both style and functionality. It features black fabric with white floral patterns, delicate pleated detailing, and silver and black trim for an elegant touch. Durable and well-sewn, this bag is perfect for everyday use, offering a spacious interior and a large inside pocket with a hook and loop fastener to keep essentials secure. A unique and stylish accessory, it's as practical as it is beautiful!
Dimensions: 18" x 18" with a 15" drop length shoulder strap
Artist: David Lonsdale
The Celebrate The Raven Spirit Wheel by David Lonsdale is a remarkable piece of Alaska Native art that highlights both craftsmanship and cultural significance. Ravens are known for their intelligence and playful nature, often symbolizing guidance and adaptability. Lonsdale carefully carves each piece from baleen, a rare and difficult material to work with, along with ivory and ancient whale bone. His attention to detail brings out the natural beauty of the materials, making each artwork unique. The Spirit Wheel captures the essence of the raven, showing its importance to both humans and nature. The time-consuming process of carving and finishing baleen makes this artwork even more impressive, as it requires patience and skill. Through this piece, Lonsdale not only showcases his artistic talent but also honors the deep connection between Alaska Native culture and the natural world.
Dimensions: 11" x 9" x 2 3/4"
Handcrafted with care, these polished moose antler earrings feature an earthy hue from wild Alaskan blueberry dye, accented with amethyst beads known for their calming properties, as well as Herkimer diamonds-natural quartz crystals that add a touch of sparkle and clarity. Sterling silver and copper beads complement the earthy palette, bringing a perfect balance of rustic charm and elegance.
Dimensions: 2 1/2" x 5/8"
Artist: Linda Lucky
This hand-drawn art piece beautifully captures the essence of the White Raven-the bird that honored us with its presence all last year-portraying its ethereal and almost mythical presence. The artist's delicate rendering of the pale feathers, contrasted against a dark background, highlights the bird's rarity and mystery. Whether seen as a symbol of resilience, transformation, or simply nature's wonders, this artwork stands as a testament to the awe-inspiring beauty of an extraordinary creature.
Dimensions: 21" x 16 1/2"
Artist: Suluuq
This exquisite hand-carved mammoth sculpture showcases the artistry and tradition of Alaska Native craftsmanship. Made from genuine walrus ivory, the piece features smooth, flowing contours and intricate details that bring the prehistoric mammoth to life. The gracefully curved tusks and subtle facial features add to its charm, while the natural ivory grain and age lines enhance its authenticity and organic beauty.
Dimensions: 1 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Artist: Mark J. Burgener
Framed and matted photograph.
Dimensions: 16 1/4" x 20 1/4"
This beautiful handmade hooded kuspuk is a perfect blend of tradition and practicality. Its delicate floral design brings a touch of charm and grace, while the classic style ensures comfort and a timeless beauty.
Size X-Large
These handcrafted earrings are a striking representation of Alaskan culture and craftsmanship. Designed in the shape of a salmon fillet, they capture the essence of one of Alaska's most vital resources, both culturally and economically. The rich, warm orange tones mimic the look of smoked salmon, with delicate copper inlays running across the surface. Suspended from each fillet are carefully chosen beads and freshwater pearls, adding movement and an elegant finishing touch.
The laser engraved white imprint of Pilot Bread Sailor Boy on a golden brass silhouette evokes a charming and nostalgic image, reminiscent of growing up in a small fishing town.
Dimensions: 2 1/2" x 3/4"
Artist: Alaska Native Heritage Center/Alaska Native Knowledge Network
This is a framed print featuring the Ten Universal Values as shared by the Alaska Native Heritage Center, taken from the Alaska Native Knowledge Network. These values reflect the wisdom and traditions of Alaska Native cultures, emphasizing respect, patience, community, and interconnectedness. The framed piece serves as an inspiring and meaningful decorative or educational item, ideal for a home, office, or cultural space.
Dimensions: 13 1/2" x 11 1/2"
Artist: Ryan Young,
This beautifully designed reversible wool blanket is the work of Ryan Young, a Two-Spirit artist from the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa in Wisconsin. The blanket features a striking bird motif in bold sunset hues of yellow, orange, red, and purple, intersected with geometric linework. A distinctive artist emblem is stitched onto the fabric, marking its authenticity and craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 78" x 59"
This stunning acrylic painting of Denali captures the grandeur and awe-inspiring presence of North America's tallest peak. The artist masterfully blends cool blues and crisp whites to depict the snow-capped mountain, while the deep greens of the foreground trees add warmth and contrast, bringing depth and life to the scene. The bold yet delicate brushstrokes convey both the majesty and serenity of the Alaskan wilderness, making this piece a breathtaking tribute to the natural beauty of Denali.
Dimensions: 14" x 11"
This vintage ladies' wallet showcases a beautiful combination of sealskin and black leather, reflecting traditional craftsmanship and timeless elegance. The soft, golden-hued sealskin panel contrasts beautifully against the structured black leather frame, creating a sophisticated aesthetic. The wallet features a classic kiss-lock closure with gold-tone hardware, adding a touch of vintage charm. Sealskin has long been valued for its durability and unique texture, making this piece not only stylish but also practical. A fine example of heritage craftsmanship, this wallet is a statement accessory with a connection to traditional Arctic and Indigenous craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 4" x 6"
Artist: Hokusai Katsushika
Katsushika Hokusai's woodblock print Sumida River, Sekiya Village (Sumida-gawa Sekiya no Sato) is a vibrant ukiyo-e print from his Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji series. It depicts travelers on horseback riding along a riverside path, with Mount Fuji in the background. Hokusai masterfully blends movement and tranquility, using rich colors and intricate details to capture the energy of the journey and the serene beauty of the landscape.
Dimensions: 14" x 16 1/2"
Artist: Ursula Paniyak
This doll is dressed in a parka made from gut skin, a traditional material valued for its durability and water resistance. The fur trim around the hood and cuffs emphasizes the warmth needed in the Arctic environment. The figure carries a bundle of firewood on its back. In one hand, she holds a small basket of berries, and in the other, some beach grass. With beaded eyes, the face is carefully stitched and sculpted, exuding resilience and capturing the spirit of generations who have thrived in the harsh northern landscape. Paniyak's artistry not only preserves Indigenous craftsmanship but also tells a story of strength, tradition, and deep respect for nature.
Dimensions: 14" x 9" x 4 1/2"
Handmade small Heart-shaped Seal Skin Brooch with blue and crystal seed bead border by Siberian Yupik artist Barbara Ilatkaq Apangalook of Gambell, AK.
Dimensions: 1.5" x 1.5"
Designed to provide extra warmth and protection against the elements, this skirt features a quilted, insulated construction that helps retain heat in harsh winter conditions. The addition of a multicolor qaspeq-style ric rac trim along the hem adds a cultural touch, honoring the traditional designs of Alaska Native garments like the "kuspuk". Practical elements such as zippered pockets and zippered side openings enhance usability, making this a stylish yet highly functional piece for winter wear. A fusion of heritage and innovation, ensuring warmth while celebrating Indigenous craftsmanship.
This Zuni Pueblo fetish sculpture carved from stone, the bear, represents courage, resilience, and healing. Its eyes are delicately inset with turquoise-colored paint. Attached with sinew is a talisman bead in the form of a bushytail (which could represent a fox, wolf, or coyote), adding layered symbolism related to adaptability and guidance. The feathers signify a sacred connection and often represent prayers, protection, or blessings from the spirit world. On the bottom of the carving, you will find a traditional Pueblo symbol of the Sun Father, representing life, warmth, and cosmic harmony. Additionally, there is a crystal embedded within the design, symbolizing clarity, purification, and spiritual energy.
Dimensions: 3" x 3 3/4" x 2"
Artist: RM
"Reverie of Dawn" is an acrylic painting on canvas that captures the peaceful, dreamlike embrace of morning's first light. A soft mist veils the foreground, creating a sense of quiet mystery among the trees, while the gentle glow of sunrise unfolds, bathing the landscape in warm, golden hues. In the distance, birds take serene flight welcoming the earth's slow awakening to a fresh new day.
Dimensions: 20" x 16"
These ivory earrings are a beautifully handcrafted tribute to Arctic wildlife, featuring intricately carved walrus heads with long, delicate tusks. The fine details-from the facial features to the polished ivory finish-showcase the skill and artistry of traditional Alaskan craftsmanship. Small inlaid eyes add character, bringing the walrus design to life.
Artist: Glenna Strongheart, Autistically Artistic
Inspired by nature, 14-year-old Yup'ik artist Glenna Strongheart from Kenai, Alaska, showcases her talent through this set of greeting cards with envelopes. Each card features her watercolor flower art printed on the front, with blank interiors for your personal messages.
This 8-card assortment pack includes:
2 Forget-Me-Not cards2 Fireweed cards2 Blue Iris cards2 Purple Iris cardsEvery design is a testament to the young artist's passion for nature.
Card Dimensions: H 7" x W 5"
Artist: Theresa Mike
These stunning earrings, created by talented Yup'ik artist Theresa Mike, are crafted from Dentalium shells and Mother of Pearl buttons, handpicked for their elegance and cultural significance, diamond-cut turquoise beads that add brilliant sparkle and timeless charm, and sterling silver spacers for a refined finish.
Dimensions: 4 1/2" x 3/4"
Artist: Lenwood Saccheus
Dimensions: 8" x 9" x 1 1/2"
Artist: Julie Decker
Step into the world of John Hoover, a visionary artist whose work bridges the past and the present, tradition and innovation. Born in Cordova, Alaska, Hoover's journey-from fisherman and sailor to musician and master sculptor-infused his art with profound depth, movement, and storytelling.
This book offers an intimate exploration of Hoover's stunning cedar and bronze sculptures, which breathe life into the spirits and myths of the Aleut, Eskimo, and Indian cultures. Through vivid imagery and compelling narratives, readers will uncover the artistry, dedication, and cultural revival that define Hoover's legacy.
Dimensions: 11" x 8 1/2" x 1/2"
These Red Fox Trimmed Baby Boots take adorable store-bought style to the next level with a touch of handmade charm, turning your little one into the coziest trendsetter around! Featuring a smooth, faux-leather upper, and a luxurious red fox fur trim that adds a touch of natural elegance. Designed for convenience, the hook-and-loop fastener side openings allow for easy on-and-off, making them perfect for little ones on the move. The decorative double-buckle accents at the ankle and vamp (under the fur) add a stylish detail. The soft soles ensure flexibility and comfort.
Size: 6-12 Months, 4" long from toe to heel
Artist: Fred Machetanz
This is a rare Artist's Proof (AP 44/56) of Quality Time, a stunning lithograph print published from an original oil painting by Fred Machetanz. Known for his evocative depictions of Arctic wildlife and Alaskan landscapes, Machetanz captures an intimate moment between a mother polar bear and her cubs in this serene, beautifully detailed piece. The soft, pastel-like hues and masterful use of light reflect Machetanz's signature style, making this an exquisite addition to any fine art collection. Artist's Proofs are traditionally rarer than numbered editions, making this piece particularly collectible.
Dimensions: 31" x 34 1/2"
A stunning pendant and earrings set, meticulously crafted by the talented artist Ramy Brooks of Write22. Each piece features a beautifully engraved moose antler, dyed and polished to perfection, capturing the essence of nature with striking sophistication. The pendant showcases an intricate rose design, delicately etched into the antler. Complementing the pendant are matching earrings, designed with the same finely detailed rose motif. Together, this pendant and earring set is a true celebration of natural beauty and exceptional craftsmanship.
Pendant: 2" x 1 3/4"
Chain w/Claw Clasp: 24"
Earrings: 2" x 7/9"
Inupiaq craftsman Ed Mighell captures the story of Sedna on a stunning, high-quality art tile. Made in 2007 from vitrified clay sourced from Alaska's Bootlegger Cove, this piece is both versatile and timeless. It can be displayed as wall art or used in a fireplace, shower stall, kitchen backsplash, or even as a coaster. Inspired by his hometown of Point Hope, which holds pottery shards dating back 5,000 years, Ed Mighell strives to preserve and celebrate this ancient art form.
Artist: Marco Sassone
This is an artwork titled Portofino Reflections by Sassone, an Italian-American painter, born in Italy. It features an impressionistic view of the Italian coastal town of Portofino, known for its picturesque harbor, colorful buildings, and surrounding lush hills. Sassone's brushwork and color palette emphasize movement and light, giving the painting a vibrant and dynamic feel.
Dimensions: 35" x 38 1/2"
Artist: Keet Creations
Inspired by the legacy of strength, resilience, and tradition, these vibrant hand-beaded earrings reflect the bold patterns of the Pendleton Chief Joseph blanket.
Dimensions: 3 1/2" x 1"
This finely crafted ivory seal carving by Alaskan artist James Uglowook is a stunning example of skill and attention to detail. The intricate patterns etched into the surface give the piece a lifelike texture, making the seal look almost real. The careful shaping of its body, flippers, and face brings out a sense of movement and personality, as if it could glide across the ice at any moment. The natural tones of the ivory add depth and contrast, making every detail stand out.
Dimensions: 1/2" x 3" x 1 1/2"
Artist: Sadie J. & Co.
A beautiful pair of handcrafted earrings, inspired by the traditional Alaskan ulu knife, is engraved with "NOME, AK" and is lightweight and elegant-perfect for anyone who loves unique, culturally inspired jewelry.
Dimensions: 2" x 1 1/4"
Artist: Carol Dickerson
This enchanting artwork features a watercolor illustration of Alaskan wildflowers framing the breathtaking "Sleeping Beauty" mountain range, a snow-capped landmark overlooking a serene inlet. The piece beautifully captures the harmony of Alaska's natural beauty and the artist's exceptional attention to detail. Created to commemorate 20 years of Picture This Art Gallery in Eagle River, Alaska, this artwork is both a celebration of nature and a tribute to the region's iconic landscapes. This is a limited edition print, signed by the artist and numbered 242 out of 500.
Dimensions: 16" x 15"
Artist: Nick Evans, Tuntutuliak, Alaska
The Ivory Flower Box is a beautifully handcrafted piece made from traditional Alaskan materials-ivory and baleen. Its delicate floral carving, set against the smooth, polished ivory, displays the intricate artistry and attention to detail. The contrast between the ivory and dark baleen adds depth, highlighting the natural elegance of the design. With its organic curves and timeless craftsmanship, this piece serves as both a functional keepsake and a work of art.
Dimensions: 4" x 3 1/2" x 2 1/2"
Artist: Jackie Qatalina
This sheer cover-up top features a flowing silhouette adorned with a vibrant floral pattern in rich blues, yellows, reds, and greens, reminiscent of the intricate beadwork of Alaska Native artistry. The lightweight fabric drapes elegantly, creating an airy and graceful movement. A striking band of salmon skin across the bodice adds texture and cultural significance, blending traditional materials with contemporary design. This piece beautifully honors Indigenous craftsmanship while offering a unique and stylish expression.
Size: Designed to drape beautifully on all body types.
This charming and beautifully crafted doll features a hand-carved wooden head with a delicately drawn face, showcasing expressive features and traditional craftsmanship. The doll's construction highlights fine hand-sewn stitches that demonstrate careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Its body is adorned with lush fur, giving it a cozy, authentic appeal reminiscent of Alaskan cultural heritage. The materials, artistry, and attention to detail suggest it may be a representation of Indigenous or Arctic craftsmanship, though the artist remains unknown.
Dimensions: 4 1/2" x 4" x 4"
Ossie Kairaiuak, a Yup'ik storyteller, artist, dancer, and musician from Alaska, showcases his artistic skill and deep appreciation for Indigenous traditions in this striking hand-numbered limited-edition print (23/25) titled Indian Dancer, created in 1995. This powerful tribute to Indigenous dance and tradition masterfully captures the strength, movement, and spiritual significance of Native dance through intricate details and a vibrant color palette. Surrounding the central figure are traditional masks and weapons, symbolizing the deep cultural connections between art and storytelling. Ossie's work reflects his profound respect for Native traditions, making this piece a meaningful and collectible work of Indigenous artistry.
Dimensions: 14 1/2" x 16 1/2"
This handmade heavy-duty market bag is a stunning tribute to the beauty of salmon and their journey through the waters. The top and shoulder straps feature a salmon skin-inspired design, while the vibrant orange mesh, reminiscent of salmon roe, provides both durability and breathability. The mesh is beautifully trimmed with fabric resembling smooth beach rocks, adding a natural, earthy touch. The deep-toned fabric at the base evokes the mysterious depths where salmon swim, grounding the design in the essence of the ocean. Thoughtfully crafted for both function and style, this bag includes a swivel lobster clasp to securely attach keys, pouches, or other small essentials, keeping them within easy reach. Whether you're heading to the market, the beach, or running daily errands, this bag is a perfect blend of art, nature, and practicality-built to last and designed to inspire!Dimensions: 15 1/2" x 11 1/2" x 6 1/2" with 8" drop length shoulder strap
Artist: Delaney Naruyaq' Thiele, AK Cloudberry
Discover the artistry of hand-beaded earrings by Delaney Naruyaq' Thiele, a Dena'ina Athabascan and Yup'ik woman from Anchorage, Alaska. Titled Mountain Mama, each individually beaded earring depicts the image of mountains-towering and timeless, serving as a constant reminder of the deep bond to ancestral land and the enduring spirit of the Dena'ina people.
Dimensions: 3" long & 1" wide
"Camouflage" is a striking giclée print by Alutiiq artist Linda Infante Lyons, numbered 2/200 in a signed, limited-edition series. The artwork portrays a young figure in a camouflage-patterned kuspuk, cradling a ptarmigan against a backdrop of warm, soft hues and flourishing Alaskan flora.
Dimensions: 18" × 18"
Artist: Gene Sambo
Show off your love for an Alaskan classic with Pilot Bread Sailor Boy Swag! These handcrafted resin accessories bring a fun and nostalgic twist to your style. Wear them with a smile-just like the Sailor Boy himself!
Dimensions: Small Earrings: 2" x 1/2", Larger Earrings: 2" x 3/4" Keyring: 4" x 1 3/4"
Artist: Noi Thomas
Discover the artistry of Noi Thomas, a talented California-based gourd artist known for her exquisite craftsmanship in woodburning, painting, weaving, and multi-color dye staining. Active in the gourd crafting community during the early 2000s, Noi specializes in creating one-of-a-kind gourd art, often incorporating natural materials sourced directly from her own garden.
This beautifully designed painted and woven gourd is a testament to her skill, featuring intricate floral woodburning and hand-painted details that bring warmth and elegance to any collection. The delicately woven rim with a beaded embellishment adds a rustic yet refined touch, showcasing her dedication to traditional techniques.
Dimensions: 8" tall, 10" diameter
Artist: Mark J. Burgener.
This stunning colored pencil artwork, titled Puff, and signed by artist, Mark J. Burgener, captures the charm and elegance of an Atlantic puffin. The meticulous attention to detail showcases the artist's mastery in bringing this vibrant seabird to life, perched confidently on a rocky cliff. The composition is enhanced by the elegant arch-shaped matting, which emphasizes the puffin's striking colors and bold stance.
Dimensions: 25 1/2" x 22 1/2"
This elegant soapstone dancer, hand-carved and signed by artist Chivly Chupak, a Cambodian immigrant, beautifully captures movement and tradition. The soft, polished stone features natural green-gray hues, highlighted by intricate detailing and adorned with real feathers for an authentic, dynamic touch. Chupak's work is known for its blend of cultural respect and artistic skill, reflecting both his personal journey and admiration for Native-style craftsmanship.
Artist: Jessica Pilista Towns-Camara
Made from copper, these ear-hook earrings honor ancestral trade and craftsmanship. Featuring enamel designs inspired by Alutiiq tattoos, petroglyphs, and art.
Dimensions: 1 3/4" x 1"
Artist: John Fehringer
This stunning lithograph by artist John Fehringer captures a breathtaking mountain range under a deep, twilight sky. The composition showcases snow-capped peaks bathed in soft, diffused light, with intricate layers of shading and texture adding depth to the rugged terrain. The darkened silhouette of a dense evergreen forest in the foreground contrasts strikingly against the luminous mountains, evoking a serene yet majestic atmosphere.
Dimensions: 21 3/4" x 43"
Artist: Cecelia Strongheart, Autistically Artistic
Delightfully quirky and completely handmade, this crochet Monster Hat was stitched with love by an autistic Yup'ik girl from Kenai, Alaska. Whether you're a kid at heart or aiming to bring a smile to a little one's face, it features vibrant colors, one playful monster eye, curly spurts of hair, and a pair of horns for extra fun!
Size: Adult/Adolescent
This is a signed print of an original pencil drawing by Alaskan artist Nancy Hohman, dated 1967. The artwork depicts a traditional elevated fish cache, a common structure in rural Alaskan villages used to store and protect food from animals. Fishing nets and wooden poles surround the cache, illustrating the vital role of fishing in the region's subsistence lifestyle.
Tengmiarpak Mingqaaq (Big Bird Basket), crafted in 1965 in Hooper Bay, Alaska, stands out for its unique bird-shaped lid. Using locally gathered beach grass, the maker skillfully applied coiling techniques that have been passed down for generations in Yup'ik communities. The basket's rounded form is adorned with striking geometric patterns, while the lid's carefully sculpted shape resembles a bird. The detailed weaving highlights the patience and expertise required to create such a piece, ensuring both its strength and aesthetic appeal.
Dimensions: 10" D x 10" H
Artist: Danielle Lestenkof ~ Aayaxtaadaa
This exquisite Unangan headdress, handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, embodies the rich cultural heritage and artistry of the Aleut people. Designed with delicate beadwork, bone or shell accents, and luxurious fur framing an abalone shell, this piece reflects both tradition and elegance. The cascading bead strands drape gracefully, enhancing its regal presence, while the intricate craftsmanship showcases the dedication and skill of its creator. Worn as a symbol of identity, status, and beauty, this headdress is not just an accessory but a profound representation of Unangan resilience and artistic expression.
Elegant gold-filled ear studs on polished moose antler cross sections, beautifully highlighted with rich royal blue India Ink stain.
Dimensions: 3/4" x 1/2"
During traditional Yup'ik ceremonies, dancers wearing the North Wind masks would perform to invoke the spirit's favor, mimicking the wind's movements and sounds. The masks played a crucial role in rituals aimed at maintaining harmony between humans and the natural world, particularly in the challenging Arctic climate. This miniature mask has been hand carved and hand painted.
Dimensions: 4" x 3" x 3/4"
*Please note, the mask has chips along the back edge that are not visible from the front display.
Show your pride for the great state of Alaska with this 3' x 5' polyester Alaska flag, featuring the iconic Big Dipper and North Star on a deep blue background. A timeless symbol of resilience, adventure, and the spirit of the Last Frontier, this flag is perfect for display at home, in an office, or as part of a collection.
Dimensions: 3' x 5'
Artist: Taytum Xanix Robinson ~ Qawax
These Beaded Volute Earrings feature intricate flat stitch beadwork in warm earth tones, accented with Dentalium shells for elegance and movement. Backed with fish skin leather, they blend tradition, sustainability, and craftsmanship, making them a stunning expression of cultural artistry.
Dimensions: 5" x 1 1/2"
Artist: Attributed to Elizabeth Fleagle
This stunning, handmade Alaskan Native medicine pouch is a beautiful example of traditional craftsmanship. Expertly constructed from moose hide, it features detailed floral beadwork in vibrant colors, symbolizing a connection to nature and cultural heritage. The hand-beaded necklace adds elegance and functionality, while the bag's tie ends are adorned with beads for added detail. The hide's natural texture and the precise beadwork reflect a deep respect for traditional methods and materials.
Dimensions: Pouch Height: 3 1/2" Diameter: 1 1/2" Beaded Necklace: 26"
Artists: Ruth D. Lechuga & Chloe Sayer, and Photograph by David Lavender
This book, featuring vivid photography and informative content, explores the artistry and cultural significance of Native American women's clothing and artifacts, such as beaded buckskin dresses, moccasins, leggings, sashes, shawls, and jewelry. These items are not only functional but also serve as expressions of identity, status, and spiritual beliefs within Native American communities.
Dimensions: 10 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 1/4"
Framed in a shadow box, this striking pair of handcrafted masks embodies the wisdom and spirit of the elders, their timeless expressions whispering stories of resilience, tradition, and connection to the land. The intricate details-from the fur-lined edges to the carefully sculpted features-speak to the artistry and cultural heritage of Alaska Native craftsmanship. Whether seen as guardians, storytellers, or echoes of generations past, these masks serve as a tribute to the deep-rooted traditions that shape and sustain Indigenous identity. Their presence is both powerful and grounding, a visual reminder of the knowledge and legacy passed down through time.
Dimensions (each): 17" x 14" x 3"
Woven baskets made from locally harvested beach rye grass were essential tools in Alaska for collecting berries, roots, and other subsistence foods. Their sturdy construction and lightweight nature made them ideal for foraging. This particular basket is exceptionally well-preserved, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship and structural integrity.
Dimensions: Aproximately 12" x 12" x 8" with an adjustable braided strap that hangs at most, 16"
Artist: Crystal Worl
In August 2022, artist Crystal Worl painted a mural in Anchorage, Alaska (Dena'Ina land) at G Street and 7th Avenue, overlooking City Hall. The piece celebrates Alaska's diverse Indigenous peoples and their shared respect for the land. It features animals central to subsistence lifestyles and those native to southcentral Alaska.
This giclée print, signed by Crystal Worl, showcases the mural's rich colors and brushstroke details. Printed on 100% white cotton, acid-free paper with a soft, felt-like texture, and a neutral border.
Dimensions: 18 1/2" x 38 1/2"
