When you travel to Alaska, you’ll see stunning Alaska Native beadwork, ivory carvings, woven baskets and more — each piece telling the story of our Indigenous lands and people. To ensure you’re purchasing authentic, locally-made Alaska Native art, look for the Silver Hand sticker or tag. The Silver Hand symbol identifies works created by registered Alaska Native artists, helping preserve traditional art forms and support Indigenous communities across the state. When you buy a piece with the Silv

2.5K views · 55 reactions | Amazing earring drop you can’t miss  Purchase authentic Alaska Native art and support Alaska Native Artists! The ANHC Ch’k’iqadi Gallery is Alaska Native owned and operated. Every purchase supports our programming! 懶 8800 Heritage Center Drive, Anchorage, AK. Open: Monday through Friday from 12PM to 5PM! ..#AlaskaNativeHeritageCenter #AlaskaNative #Indigenous #NativeEarrings #BigAuntieEnergy #BigUncleEnergy | Alaska Native Heritage Center | Facebook

From totem poles to wooden planks, the adze has a rich history in our Alaska Native cultures. Metal blades have replaced the traditional blades but the adze is still valued by todays wood carvers. #ANHC #CulturalTourism | Alaska Native Heritage Center

Bring Native American heritage into your classroom this month and year-round. For American Indian & Alaska Native Heritage Month, explore reservations through VR to teach students about the history of the land. ➡️ Use our #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth lessons: bit.ly/2UAwiUV | Nearpod | Facebook