Welcome to Raven's Journey Gallery

435 South Franklin St.

Juneau, AK 99801

907 463-4686 open year-round

Please stop by our Gallery while in Juneau. We are within walking distance of the docks on the waterfront. We welcome you to view some of the very finest Native artwork in Alaska, created by Alaska's Native people.

Browse through the galleries here on the site to view some of the outstanding examples of Native art work.

Owners, John and Kathy Ellis
Northwest Coast Native Art
Native Carved Walrus Ivory
Native Carved Whale Bone
Hand Engraved Totemic Silver Jewelry
Alaskan Native Baskets
Alaskan Native Dolls
Fossil Ivory Jewelry

Alaska's Finest Artists

For collectors and all who desire the finest, let us help you find that special piece

you'll treasure as a lifelong reminder of your Alaskan journey. Discover why we

are recommended by guidebooks and locals alike.

Featured Artwork

Chilkat Frog.

Traditional Chilkat weaving by Tlingit
artist Anna Brown Ehlers. This 24" by 24" wall hanging
could also be worn as a dance apron for ceremony.
Sheep wool and cedar bark. $9,600.

Raven's Journey Gallery

The Raven's Journey. Fine Native art, crafts, and handmade jewelry from Alaska and the Northwest Coast. Featuring walrus ivory carvings, baleen baskets, totemic silver jewelry, masks, boxes, fossil whalebone sculpture, Alaska Native dolls, and much more. For the discriminating collector and all who desire a special souvenir or gift. Discover why we are recommended by guidebooks and locals alike. Local family-owned and operated since 1991. "Delightful and informative" service.

Quality Art Work

Alaska Native Art

Alaska is famous for the rugged beauty of its mountains, rivers, and coastlines, as well as for the distinctive arts and crafts produced by Alaska Native artists. If you are considering purchasing an Alaska Native-made art or craft item, it's smart to invest a little time learning about the processes and materials Alaska Natives may use to make these unique and beautiful objects.

Any reputable dealer should be able to tell you where and by whom an item was made, as well as identifying the materials used. In addition, these items will always have an artist's signature or at least initials.

Identifying Arts and Crafts Made by Alaska Natives
Any item produced after 1935 that is marketed with terms like "Indian," "Native American," or "Alaska Native" must have been made by a member of a state or federally-recognized tribe or a certified non-member Indian artisan. That's the law.

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