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  • 1. Maruskiyas of Nome

    Come to this shop for its selection of art and craft objects made by Iñupiaq, St. Lawrence Island Yupik, and Siberian Yup'ik Alaska artists. The...

    Come to this shop for its selection of art and craft objects made by Iñupiaq, St. Lawrence Island Yupik, and Siberian Yup'ik Alaska artists. The shop buys items from these local artists daily and has been doing so for over 40 years. Items include dolls, baskets, jewelry, and masks along with ivory, baleen, and jade sculptures.

    247 Front St., Nome, Alaska, 99762, USA
    907-980–9806
    www.maruskiyas.com

  • 2. AC Value Center

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    Known by most as "Stuaqpak" ("Big Store" in Inupiaq), this is the only major market in town. It primarily sells groceries, but it also has a...

    Known by most as "Stuaqpak" ("Big Store" in Inupiaq), this is the only major market in town. It primarily sells groceries, but it also has a hot food court, and stocks local crafts, including furs, parkas, mukluks, and ceremonial masks (sometimes the artists set up vendor tables outside). For many people, AC Value is a lifeline to the most basic food and clothing supplies that make the extreme reaches of Alaska habitable. If you have time to visit one, you should do so, if for no other reason than to see firsthand the price of milk and bread in the Polar North.

    4725 Ahkovak St., Barrow, Alaska, 99723, USA
    907-852–6711
    www.alaskacommercial.com

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    This small, family-owned shop is crammed with interesting Native Alaskan and Russian artwork and handicrafts, as well as books, beads, and furs....

    This small, family-owned shop is crammed with interesting Native Alaskan and Russian artwork and handicrafts, as well as books, beads, and furs.

    309 Bering St., Nome, Alaska, 99762, USA
    907-443–4128

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