Circular carved and painted Northwest Coast artworks displayed inside the Sealaska Heritage Store

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About

Northwest Coast art evolved over several thousand years in the rich and complex Indigenous societies of the Pacific Northwest of North America. Art adorned everything from monumental structures and ceremonial regalia to basic utilitarian objects. The simplicity of the design components—elements of a system known as formline—belie the complexity and sophistication that was achieved in this two-dimensional Northwest Coast art tradition.

At the Sealaska Heritage Store, we guarantee pieces marked as made by Native people were made by Native people. Beware of cheap knockoffs peddled as “real” Native art that are unfortunately pushed widely by some merchants. When you purchase from us, the proceeds help fund workshops and classes on Northwest Coast art that hone and perpetuate the skills of our artists. When you purchase from us, you become part of a holistic cycle to perpetuate our ancient art forms. The Sealaska Heritage Store is located at 105 Heritage Way in Juneau on the street level of Sealaska Heritage Institute.

April 15–September 30

Monday-Friday:
10 am–6:30 pm
Saturday-Sunday:
10 am–4:30 pm

October 1–April 15

Monday-Friday:
10 am–6 pm
Saturday:
10 am–5 pm
Sunday:
Closed
Sealaska Heritage Store and Walter Soboleff Building at Heritage Way in downtown Juneau

Visit the SHI Store today!