In a little dell behind the peddler's cottage is a carpet of Canadian Dwarf Cornell, or Alaskan dogwood. Early on summer mornings the rose-pink hue of dawn tints their white, petal-like leaves to silver. Their purplish flower centers, each with a dot of morning dew, sparkle like precious garnets. With her metalworking magic, Alaskan artist Judie Gumm has captured their allure in this necklace and earring set of sterling silver with garnet centers.

Begin collecting Judie's unique pieces of wearable art with these floral fabrications.

Dogwood necklace $260.00

Dogwood earrings $55.00

These items may be purchased separately or as a set.

Anasofik is dressed in her finest furs.*
She waits for her brother to finish hitching up the dog team. Anasofik's sister just got married today at church, and now the entire family is traveling downriver to the groom's village for a wedding supper… This exquisite collectible doll from Memeluck furriers is dressed in an authentic Eskimo costume, complete with beadwork and detail sewing. Only the finest furs, leathers, and materials have been used. Head and hands are cast of porcelain and hand-painted. This doll is a "must" for serious collectors.

Anasofik $270.00
15" tall

*Furs could include mink, seal, white fox, and beaver.

This stunning fossil ivory polar bear swings from a bar of silver engraved with a Northwest bear design. This pin/pendant, designed by artist Judith Armstrong from Zealandia Design, will make a delightful gift for yourself or that special someone in your life. The hanging bear is just one of many exceptional designs created by Zealandia. To view the entire collection, click on this link: www.zealandia.com. You may order any item from Zealandia on our order form. We will Email you the retail price, and you may keep or delete the item from your order.

Hanging bear $236.00

Otter pin/pendant $50.00

Otter Ring $59.00

(Specify pink or white pearls for each of these)

RAVEN STEALING THE SUN

When Raven let the first people out of the clamshell, the world was dark and cold. “We are cold,” cried First People. “How shall we survive?”

“I will bring you a sun to warm you,” answered Raven. So saying, he flew off into the sky.

Soon he reappeared, with a little sun in his beak. He threw it into the sky over First People, and they rejoiced, as it shed light and warmth upon them.

Danny Dennis created this sterling bracelet to commemorate Raven’s successful theft of the sun. Mr. Dennis is a native Gitksan from the village of Kitwanga; he is a member of the Tsimshian tribe.

Raven Steals
the Sun Bracelet $175.00

RAVEN AND THE BOX OF DAYLIGHT

A powerful chief decided the sun and moon belonged to him, so he put them in boxes and kept them in his house. The People then had to do their work by starlight.

Raven used his tricks to gain access to the house, and when he saw the opportunity, he snatched the sun from its box and flew out the smoke hole in the ceiling with it. Until his flight through the smoke hole, Raven had been white. The trip through the hole made him black, as he is today.

The People rejoiced when Raven returned with the sun. You, too, will rejoice as you wear these outstanding earrings by Odin Lonning. Mr. Lonning is a Tlingit native of Juneau, AK.

Raven and the Box of Daylight Earrings $60.00