Trickster Company is an Indigenous-owned design shop founded by siblings Rico and Crystal Worl with the goal to promote innovative Indigenous design. Trickster strives to represent a prestigious lineage of Native art in fresh and energetic ways as a celebration of Northwest Coast culture as it lives today.
The Sealaska Heritage Store offers a wide selection of Alaska Native and Northwest Coast art and gifts -- from apparel and prints to one-of-a-kind, handcrafted carvings and jewelry. In addition to supporting Indigenous artists, your purchases help support Sealaska Heritage workshops, language revitalization, and education programs throughout the region. Visit us in the Walter Soboleff Building in Heritage Square or shop online at sealaskaheritage.org/store.
Sandra Firestack, is originally from Yakutat and currently resides in Juneau, and owns a Native-owned business "Sandra's Artistry Alaska" (established in 2000). Sandra's Artistry Alaska a Juneau-Alaska-based online retail shop featuring signature-designed handmade one of a kind, genuinely made in the USA products; items are not mass-produced nor machine made. Famous hand-designed ALASKA XTRA TUF booties, loafers, hats, socks, baby sweaters, mittens and more.
Visit her store at sandraartistryalaska.com.
Lupine Leather & Beads is locally owners by Tlingit Tribal Citizen & Sealaska / Goldbelt Shareholder, Frances Andrews (Dowd). Frances was born and raised in Juneau.
She learned to make regalia at a young age.
Her grandparents, Frances & Ike Cropley, instilled much of the Tlingit way of life into her upbringing. The business was opened in 2018 and began from a desire to provide Alaska Native artists with a local option to purchase the supplies needed for regalia and jewelry making.
The business opened as Regalia Arts & Bead Co and the name was changed in 2020.
Welcome to Ljay’s where you will find unique variety of handmade products made in Alaska. She has been in the boutique business for over five years. Each piece of her collection offers you not just jewelry, but a canvas to express her unique style and individuality. Her mission is to offer a selection of essential wardrobe staples for those looking to create a minimalist fashion forward style for any and every occasion.
Lily Hope’s work is rooted in the endangered art form of Chilkat weaving. Her smaller works and boujee handwoven earrings are collected across Alaska and the Southwest, becoming iconic Alaskan wear like X-tra Tuff boots and Patagonia Jackets.
You can find out more about Lily including her store at her website lilyhope.com, as well as follow her on Instagram at @lilyhopeweaver
Deisheetaan Designs is owned by Kylie Kyalxtin Kookesh (Tlingit). She creates mostly jewelry but recently started to bead ornaments, keychains, and headbands. Kylie said she decided to learn how to bead after seeing other passengers crafting their beadwork while traveling to Thorne Bay via ferry for volleyball practices. “I told myself I need to learn how to b
After retiring from a 40-year career in administration. Jayne created DANGELI First Nations/Alaska Native DESIGNS as creating regalia, head to toe, increased in commissions and sales. She is a bead artist, regalia maker, weaver and moccasin maker. Jayne's first mentor was her Mother, Louise Dangeli, who was a weaver, painter, regalia maker, bead artist. Follow her on Instagram and Facebook!
Collective49 is Alaska Native woman-owned business that is dedicated to promoting culturally based arts and crafts through a virtual 100% Native business marketplace. Indigenous artists create and manage their own mini-stores on the Collective49 platform.
Together, we find inspiration in our homelands, landscapes, and experiences. Our collective works are rooted in culture. Our priority is the sale of authentic Indigenous artwork. Follow them on Instagram or Facebook!
Based out of Juneau, Alaska Black and White Raven Company is an LGBTQ+ Indigenous owned small business that believes in building community and giving back. Black and White Raven Company offers a diverse range of apparel that speak to community and identity, and graphic design and marketing solutions that are designed to elevate your brand's visibility and reach while maintaining a focus on authentic storytelling. We believe in the power of giving back, and translate this belief into action.
Owned by Alaska Native women, Alaska’s Traditional Medicinals uses the same healing plants that have been used by Native Alaskan people for thousands of years. Using locally sourced and sustainably harvested ingredients like devil’s club and chaga, Alaska’s Traditional Medicinals hand crafts a variety of oils, salves, tinctures, and teas wild harvested from the pristine wilderness of Alaska.
Barnacle Foods brings the wild flavors of Southeast Alaska to kitchens all over the region and beyond with their salsas, pickles, and seasonings made from locally and sustainably harvested bull kelp. Firmly rooted here in Southeast Alaska, Barnacle is committed to benefiting their community through job creation and economic growth.
Barnaby Brewing Company, Juneau’s smallest independent craft brewery, has been crafting unique beer styles since 2016. Founded by Matt and Kelly Barnaby, this family-owned business thrives on small batches, incorporating local ingredients and fostering community connections.
Alaska Coastal Seaweed is a small family-owned business bringing the natural flavors of Southeast Alaskan waters to your pantry. With more than thirteen years of experience, Theresa Abbas remains committed to producing minimally processed, nutritious, and locally harvested wild Alaskan seaweed snacks and flakes.
