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Showing 49–72 of 153. Purchases and service inquiries are made with each business, not through IM.
Sugpiaq/Alutiiq Traditional Art, Skin Sewing, Painting & Cultural Education
Kodiak, Alaska, United States — artist website, not a confirmed walk-in store
Kodiak Sugpiaq/Alutiiq artist Hanna Agasuuq Sholl explores skin sewing, weaving, painting, sculpting, photography, mixed media and cultural education.
IM editorial mediaTlingit Metal Art & Custom Engraving
Ketchikan, Alaska
Tlingit artist Tim Flanery offers small-production copper, silver and gold artwork, including tináa and custom engraved metal art. Contact the artist through his business Instagram page about designs, commission availability and pricing.
Native-Owned Engraving, Crafts & Gifts
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan maker Katrina Monta creates laser-engraved cutting boards, ornaments, stickers and gifts. The business is listed in Spruce Root’s Native-owned Southeast Alaska gift guide with an Etsy destination.
IM editorial mediaArt & Jewelry
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Indigenous jewelry artist Grant Pauls creates sterling silver and gold jewelry in North Vancouver, British Columbia.
IM editorial mediaHaida & Tsimshian Carving and Art Studio
Klawock, Alaska
Klawock artist Everett Athorp operates Haida Visions, a carving studio and gallery with Northwest Coast original artwork, merchandise and a direct contact page.
IM editorial mediaArt & Home Goods
Cloquet, MN, US
Anishinaabe-led contemporary art, gifts and creative learning.
IM editorial mediaAlaska Native jewelry & Yakutat apparel
Yakutat, AK
Yakutat Alaska Native artist shop featuring handmade jewelry and Yakutat-inspired apparel.
Métis-Owned Beading Supplies, Fabric and Beading Workshops
2210 Avenue C North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; store also listed in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Métis-owned Saskatchewan beading shop with seed beads, ribbon, fabric, findings, tools and in-store workshops.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous Hand-Beaded Jewelry & Made-to-Order Earrings
Aquinnah, Massachusetts
Artist Tiffany Vanderhoop (S’idluujaa, Huckleberry Woman), of Haida and Aquinnah Wampanoag heritage, creates contemporary beaded earrings informed by Raven’s Tail and Naaxiin textile traditions. Many pieces are made to order; shop through the artist’s official website and confirm production time there.
IM editorial mediaArt & Lifestyle Retail
Spokane, WA
Native-owned Spokane retailer offering apparel, jewelry and artisan goods.
IM editorial mediaApparel & Accessories
British Columbia, Canada
100% Indigenous-owned Canadian business featuring Indigenous artwork across apparel, accessories, gifts and artful living products.
Inuvialuit-Owned Artisan Retail, Jewelry, Carvings & Traditional Clothing
107 Mackenzie Road, Inuvik, Northwest Territories X0E 0T0, Canada; additional Calgary shop location operated by same parent
Inuvialuit community economic development-operated shop selling work from northern Indigenous artists, including carvings, jewelry and clothing.
IM editorial mediaArt & Jewelry
British Columbia, Canada
Nuu-chah-nulth jewelry artist Ivan Thomas creates carved gold and silver jewelry rooted in Northwest Coast design.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous Fashion & Art
La Jolla Reservation, CA, US
La Jolla Band of Indians artist-owned luxury fashion, beadwork and design studio.
IM editorial mediaTlingit Jewelry & Custom Metal Carving
Sitka, Alaska
Sitka-based Tlingit artist Jennifer Younger creates hand-carved silver, copper and gold jewelry, with a dedicated form to inquire about one-of-a-kind custom pieces.
IM editorial mediaHaida basketry, woven jewelry & prints
Shoreline, WA (Seattle-area studio)
Haida artist Jacinthe Demmert creates baskets, woven jewelry and block prints inspired by a living weaving practice.
Alaska Native Shareholder-Owned Guided Cultural Tours & Village Tourism
Kake, Alaska, United States; inquiry via Kake Tribal Corporation, PO Box 518
Kake Tribal Corporation cultural-tourism program describing Tlingit village interpretation, totem sites and community-house artist visits for group travelers.
IM editorial mediaApparel & Accessories
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Indigenous-owned family business in Edmonton creating custom ribbon skirts, Indigenous-inspired apparel, beadwork supplies, and DIY ribbon-skirt kits.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous beadwork & earrings
Anchorage, AK
Anchorage Afro-Indigenous contemporary beaded-earring business featured in Spruce Root’s Native-Owned gift guide.
IM editorial mediaTribal Gift Shop & Indigenous Artist Market
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan Indian Community’s downtown gift shop and artist market supports Indigenous makers through retail goods and vendor tables. Visit at Dock and Main Streets, and contact KIC directly for shop information and artist opportunities.
Indigenous Woman-Owned Handmade Jewelry, Earrings & Beadwork
Metlakatla, Annette Island, Alaska, United States; owner-operated online shop
Metlakatla Indigenous woman-owned jewelry studio making handmade earrings, bracelets, necklaces and accessories with shells, pearls and beads.
Mi'kmaq Handmade Beadwork & Jewelry
Nova Scotia, Canada; home-based artist and online ordering/contact, specific public city unverified.
Mi'kmaq artist-run studio making handcrafted beaded jewelry, ribbon skirts and custom designs with direct shop inquiries.
IM editorial mediaTulalip Cedar Weaving Jewelry & Accessories
Marysville, Washington
Kiana Kona, a Tulalip Tribal member, creates jewelry using sustainably harvested cedar, natural shells and salmon-skin leather. Her KKONA shop and vendor schedule are linked through her own website; browse available designs or contact the maker.
IM editorial mediaHair accessories, scarves & craft kits
Ontario, Canada
Indigenous family brand offering Kokom-inspired scrunchies, bows, scarves, hair accessories, craft kits and workshops.
