Tlingit Gallery

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Modern crafted short sword handcrafted by Tlingit Natives from Alaska in 1985.from The Penn Museum

Anna Brown Ehlers (right) and her art, made using Chilkat weaving techniques. Ehlers is Tlingit, bor

thecringeandwincefactory: jeannepompadour: Tlingit people chiefs at the Dakl’ aweidi HÍ

sealords: Killer whales are considered a particular symbol of power and strength, and catching sigh

emi–rose:thecringeandwincefactory: jeannepompadour: Tlingit people chiefs at the Dakl’ a

Killisnoo tribe members arriving for the Potlatch ceremony, Sitka, 1904.

beyondbuckskin: This beautiful engraved silver bracelet was made by acclaimed artist Nicholas Galan

nitanahkohe: check out Tlingit artist Rico Worl’s gorgeous set of NW Coast-style playing card

Chilkat ceremonial dance blanket Tlingit culture; circa 1900; goat wool, cedar bark fiber. Courtesy

War Helmet Mask Tlingit, Canada, collected 1888–1893This naturalistic wood war helme

sealskin bracelet, Indigenous Princess (Tlingit)

emi–rose:thecringeandwincefactory: jeannepompadour: Tlingit people chiefs at the Dakl’ a

earrings, Jennifer Younger (Tlingit)

salmon egg earrings, Jennifer Younger (Tlingit)

killer whale hoops, Grant Pauls Designs (Tahltan, Tlingit)

Transformation puppet (bone, 6 ½ inches high) Tlingit, Alaska, late 18th–early 19th

Chilkat Blanket, Tlingit, c.1870, Saint Louis Art Museum: Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americash

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