With a focus on Native-owned businesses and locally sourced products, the One Sealaska Gift Guide is your one-stop-shop for gift-giving this winter and beyond. From accessories and apparel to art, food and more, the Gift Guide compiles a variety of Southeast Alaska’s small business offerings into one place, making it easy for you to keep your impact local this holiday season.
The Gift Guide features Native-owned businesses, and Southeast Alaskan entrepreneurs who have participated in Spruce Root programs. Use the dropdown menu above to navigate through the different sections.
This gift guide was produced in collaboration with Sealaska, Sealaska Heritage Institute, as part of the One Sealaska campaign. #onesealaska
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Gift Businesses
From the C
Liane Crosta and her husband Chris create salmon leather jewelry and accessories using salmon byproducts, as well as halibut, rockfish, and seaglass and shells gathered from beaches in Alaska.
Through their business, From the C, the pair sells unique items such as journals, travel bags, boot bling, in addition to earrings, necklaces, bracelets, purses, and more. Their newest line of products is a wedding and formal wear collection. Find Chris and Liane on Instagram (@FromTheCAlaska) and Facebook (facebook.com/fromthecalaska)
G̱aanáx̱ aya yáada
Artwork created by Tim Flanery, also known by his Tlingit name, G̱aanáx̱ aya yáada, features small production and custom metal arts in various sizes of copper, silver and gold. Artwork can be engraved with custom designs at the customers request.
Popular gifts include: Tináa (Copper Shield), also available in silver, engraved (custom), plain or hammered texture.
Explore and shop on Instagram.
Galanin + Klein
Jarrod Lkheinaa Galanin is an artist and co-owner of Galanin + Klein. He comes from a long lineage of Tlingit artists spanning multiple generations. Shop Jarrod’s jewelry and art at the Galanin + Klein website.
“My art is more than a career—it is a calling. I am in awe of the Tlingit art form’s visual language, how it can embody both simple elegance and infinite complexity at the same time. I grew up watching my father and my uncle, both professional artists who were also my primary mentors, practice and speak about this art and our culture, passing this knowledge on to me like a torch just as it had been from their grandfather before”
Glasses&Curls
Glasses&Curls is owned and operated by Katrina Monta in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Her business has recently expanded to include original laser-engraved cutting boards and displays. She has ornaments, stickers and more!
Follow Glasses&Curls on Facebook!
High Tide Gems
Drawing inspiration from her rich cultural heritage as an Alaskan Native Tlingit Athabascan artist, the owner creates unique and meaningful pieces that reflect the beauty and spirit of my ancestry and Native Alaskan lifestyle.
With a deep respect for traditional craftsmanship, she strives to preserve and create art that represent my people. Each piece she creates is a fusion of traditional and contemporary designs, honoring the past while embracing the present. She uses beads and resin to create jewelry.
Through her work, she hopes to not only create beautiful jewelry but also to celebrate and promote the rich cultural heritage of the Alaskan Native community.
Follow High Tide Gems on Instagram and Facebook!
Juneau Food Tours – Taste Alaska!
The Taste Alaska! sampler gift box is the perfect gift for those out of town friends and family. Each box is packed with Alaska-made products and supports small businesses throughout our beautiful state.
Taste Alaska Gift Boxes bring the flavors, stories, and spirit of Alaska straight to your doorstep. Each curated box features premium Alaska-made foods crafted by locals who pour passion into every product. From wild-caught salmon and rich, small-batch smoked treats to hand-blended seasonings, sweets, and pantry staples, every item reflects Alaska’s rugged beauty and culinary bounty. Perfect for gifting or savoring at home, these boxes celebrate the unique tastes and traditions of the north.
Visit Juneau Food Tours – Taste Alaska! on their website, Instagram, and Facebook.
Kaigani Craft
Kaigani Craft was created by Jacinthe Demmert in 2018. It started as a craft daystall business at Pike Place Market offering one-of-a-kind hand printed clothing. Kaigani Craft now operates a pop-up shop in Seattle, Washington with inventory including: original basketry, jewelry, prints, paintings, and assemblage all made by Jacinthe.
Kéet Creations
Beaded Earrings by Kéet Creations featuring Afro-Indigenous Contemporary Designs.
Follow Kéet Creations on Instagram!
L’ook Beadwork
L’ook Beadwork is excited to share her beading/fur sewing addiction with you! She was born in Juneau, Alaska and spent my formative years in the quiet communities of Yakutat and King Salmon.
Her parents taught her to appreciate and utilize what the landscape had to share with them. Her mom strapped me to her back when she was a baby and carried her along on her trap lines. Her father took them fishing for silver salmon (coho-L’ook in Tlingit) every August. Her family continues to rely upon and appreciate the abundance of wildlife around them.
She spent my career working to conserve the special places in Alaska to make sure these opportunities and lifestyle are available for the next seven generations.
Follow L’ook Beadwork on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and Facebook!