Crafted in Alaska | The Anchorage Museum

Patrons shopping during the 2024 Crafted in Alaska holiday bazaar

CRAFTED IN ALASKA

THANKSGIVING WEEKEND
10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 27 & Saturday, Nov. 28

Discover a curated collection of handcrafted Alaskan goods, featuring everything from handmade jewelry and textile art to specially crafted pottery, prints, and one-of-a-kind designs. Support Alaska’s talented community of makers, designers, and artists by purchasing directly from them. Free admission both days.

Enjoy the festive atmosphere with seasonal music as you shop. A portion of all sales supports Anchorage Museum programs and exhibitions, helping sustain creativity and learning in our community. Museum members receive a 10% discount on all purchases.

Indigenously inspired doughnuts and eats.

Hand-carved linocut prints inspired by Alaska landscapes.

Artwork featuring wildlife, anatomy and abstracts on canvas, prints, stickers and earrings.

Indigenous jewelry and accessories made from ethically sourced natural materials and beads.

Custom hand-tufted rugs.

Original watercolor paintings on both wood and paper.

Handcrafted jewelry and beaded items using gemstones, glass and metals.

Marshmallows made from scratch using homemade ingredients.

Handmade quilts, stuffed animals, tote bags and other textile-based goods.

Turned wood bowls and vessels.

Woodcrafts such as cutting boards, charcuterie boards, and window and wall art.

Sterling silver and mixed metal jewelry handcrafted in Anchorage.

Origami crane mobiles and dreamcatchers made from Homer Spit driftwood.

Wood-turned items made in Anchorage, Alaska.

Natural bath and body care products hand-crafted in Alaska using local ingredients.

Original woodblock prints, giclee prints, cards and collages from Fairbanks, Alaska.

Printed artworks and engraved copper.

Contemporary jewelry made with salmon skin and reclaimed items.

Homemade candles with handcrafted cement jars.

Wax melts and advent calendars.

Kiln-formed glassworks inspired by Alaska animals and plants.

Porcelain ceramics handcrafted in Anchorage.

Vibrant hand-drawn prints of Alaska's landscapes and lifeways.

Hand-dyed silk scarves designed and produced in Anchorage.

Handmade dolls and doll motifs.

Ceramic berry earrings and ceramic animal sculptures.

Fused glass art inspired by Alaska nature.

Jewelry, sculptural macrame decor, hand-painted ornaments, watercolor cards and miniatures.

Felted landscapes and embroidery of Alaska motifs.

Alaska-made jewelry, macrame, and watercolor paintings.

Freshwater pearl jewelry inspired by Alaska’s soft light and landscapes.

Woodblock prints inspired by fishing and the Alaska outdoors.

Hand-carved and painted wood sculptures of Arctic birds and fish.

Alaska-made jewelry and fiber art.

Art tiles created with clay collected from the Cook Inlet mud flats.

Paintings, prints and cards focusing on Alaska nature.

Handwoven, freestyle accessories and homegoods in the SAORI tradition.

Nature-inspired fiber figures toys, home decor, and wearables.

Hand-built and wheel-thrown sculptural pottery.

Framed and unframed prints, tea towels, greeting cards and stickers.

Jewelry made from sealskin, fish skin, seal gut, fur, quills, beads and atikluks.

Fine pendants and rings, hand-cut and hand-set with stones.

Acrylic paintings on canvas, prints and merchandise.

Prints featuring historic Alaska landmarks and nature.

Accessories made with traditional materials, shea butter soaps and acrylic paintings.

One-of-a-kind sterling silver and stone jewelry crafted in Fairbanks.

Sweet roasted and spicy almonds, pecans and cashews.

Handwoven decor and fiber-art jewelry made with handspun/hand-dyed yarn.

Hand-turned wooden bowls, rolling pins, charcuterie boards, rings and more.

Indigenous beadwork inspired by Alaska’s wildflowers and wildlife.

Handmade ceramic animal sculptures and mugs based in Eagle River.

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Crafted in Alaska

10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Saturday, November 27-28

Discover a curated collection of handcrafted Alaskan goods, featuring everything from handmade jewelry and textile...