Artist: Alvin Amason

Dimensions: 2' x 15" x 20"

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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"

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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

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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"

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Artist Unknown

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"

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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"

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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"

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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"

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Artist Unknown

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"

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Artist James Uglowook

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"

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Artist: Chivly Chupak

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.

Dimensions: 4 1/2" x 4" x 2 1/2"

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