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Ivory mask Pin Athabascan Hair Ornament
Our Price: $95.00
Our Price: $200.00
Ivory mask Pin Athabascan Hair ornament
Ivory pin hand carved from walrus ivory with seal fur trim. Hand carved by Inupiat/Eskimo artist Carolyn Apangalook. 1in diameter Athabascan artist Emma Hildebrand crafted this traditional hair ornament with a combination of smoked moose hide, dyed and tufted caribou hair. Glass beads and porcupine quills embellish this one-of-a-kind piece. 5x3in
Alaska's Secret Door Hand Woven Spruce Root Basket
Our Price: $15.50
Our Price: $280.00
Alaska's Secret Door Hand Woven Spruce Root Basket
Alaska’s Secret Door
By Judy Ferguson Illustrated by Nikola Kocic’
In 1975, the Ferguson family left Alaska’s road system by canoe. They passed through an invisible door via the Tanana, Yukon and Innoko Rivers, plunging into the Athabascan Interior, where the river is the only road. Wind, sand and salmon, Alaska’s Secret Door presents Emmitt Peters, the winner of the 1975 Iditarod Trail Dogsled Race, fishwheels, and the mask dances of the lower Yukon. With maps and glossary, Secret Door is more than a children’s book; it is an experience into the heart of Alaska.
This delicate hand woven basket was created by renowned Tlingit artist Teri Rofkar of Sitka, Alaska. Teri gathers and prepares all her own spruce roots and weaves them into beautiful replicas of baskets used by her ancestors. This example of a gathering basket is two inches in diameter.
Hand Woven Spruce Root Basket Athabascan Hair Ornament
Our Price: $425.00
Our Price: $200.00
Hand Woven Spruce Root Basket Athabascan Hair ornament
This delicate hand woven basket was created by renowned Tlingit artist Teri Rofkar of Sitka, Alaska. Teri gathers and prepares all her own spruce roots and weaves them into beautiful replicas of baskets used by her ancestors. This example of a gathering basket is three inches in diameter. Athabascan artist Emma Hildebrand crafted this traditional hair ornament with a combination of smoked moose hide, dyed and tufted caribou hair. Glass beads and porcupine quills embellish this one-of-a-kind piece. 5x3in


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