List of Artisans

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Diane Douglas-Willard

Basketry using red and yellow Cedar bark and Spruce root, Chilkat weaving, Ravenstail weaving, Beadwork, Seal Skin Vest, Seal Skin Moccasins, Seal Skin and Sea Otter (scarves, vests, purses).

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Sinona RV Gift Shop

Beadwork, art, and furs Call or write for a list of items that are one of a kind Everything is handcrafted, hand-tanned, and made in Alaska.

SR 224 Located at Mile 34 Tok Cut off between Glennallen, Alaska, in a small community called Chistochina.

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Selina Alexander

Beadwork, caribou hair tufting, skin sewing, various claw necklaces and earrings. Moose heart and bladder bags. Materials used include moose, deer and caribou skin, caribou hair, beads, bones, feathers, claws, porcupine quills, and more.

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R Fallon Art

Elaborately beaded blankets. Impressionist landscapes with animals and people in oil and mixed media. Exotic hide bags with Native themed embellishments and beading.

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MoonHawk Art, LLC

Original works of two-dimensional art in acrylic, oil, watercolor, graphite, colored pencil, pen & ink, and prismacolor; three-dimensional clay sculptures; limited edition Giclee prints, open edition prints on canvas and paper; tiles; mugs, T-shirts, etc. Also specializes in river-cane flutes and beadwork.

We accept credit cards, PayPal, and Venmo.

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Native Accents

Beaded bracelets, earrings, necklaces to include various types of animals representing clans along with ball sticks representing traditional and cultural games played by southeastern Tribes of the United States and Oklahoma Tribes.

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