Featured Shopping: Alaska Products from AlaskaProducts.Net

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Ketchikan, Alaska is a wonderful stop for shoppers. Our town boasts the highest number of specialty shops in the state of Alaska. Of interest are the numerous galleries featuring Alaska Native Art such as totem carvings and masks, hand painted drums, rare cedar bark baskets, and ivory and jade carvings. Jewelry and fur shops line the docks also offering unique Alaskan art including paintings, prints, sculptures, and glassware. Also available are locally canned and smoked seafood items such as salmon. Look for historic maps and charts, Russian nesting dolls, and the endless selection of Alaskan curio items.

Local Tip: Ketchikan has a good assortment of shops and stores. The flourishing Native culture makes it a great place to find Native art including carved masks, hand-painted drums, handwoven baskets, fur-trimmed dolls, jewelry, and beadwork. Ketchikan also has an active contemporary arts community. More than 230 local visual artists show work in the town's galleries, providing a large selection of paintings, prints, pottery, and other arts. Wood carved masks such as the one pictured can be purchased at Eagle Spirit Gallery at 310 Mission Street.

Local Tip: Good God is a small shop owned by a fisherman and his wife. I bought some smoked salmon there that was canned by a friend of his (I still have some left that I am saving to eat). Besides seafood, they also sell a lot of other really unique things. Need kangaroo? Rattlesnake? Turtle? Musk ox? Caribou? They sell it online!