This is your place for local art! I purchased several Christmas ornaments, one crafted from…read morereindeer and beaver fur with a little face carved from aged birch. The others, a swimming salmon and brightly colored totem pole, are charming. Check out the gorgeous hand made wooden bowls and beautiful baskets. I found everyone at Scanlon to be friendly and helpful. That can't be easy considering they work 12 hours a day for 5 months to service the tourist industry.

Had a racist experience today during the art walk with the owner. It was our first stop for the art…read morewalk we went in looked at the art pieces picked up a few pieces and put them back. We didn't buy anything but we're not required to. At the back of the store there serving food, we were surprised we didn't know there was food we asked and they told us it was free. We got some food ate it and my friend continued to look around while I went out to eat my food so I wasn't just standing in the way. Two more of my friend come out and join me while we wait for my other friends to finish looking. The OWNER (I'll include a picture of her lol tell me if that's the owner) came and told us (we're all black by the way) they weren't just giving free food and this was about art. I replied that we did look at the art pieces. I was really shocked because we spend a least 10-15 minutes looking at the art. We made sure the food was free before we took any and I went out side to eat to be respectful just in case I dropped anything on some art pieces. We were the only ones she said this to. It our first time in Ketchikan so to experience this in our first weeks here was so upsetting.

Curtis was very welcoming and kind. service was great, wide selection of stuff to choose from…read more Jewelry, knives, stone statues and has a good range of affordable to expensive.

A neat place to stop near port/dock. Nice art selection with natural products made from Alaskan…read morenatives. Knowledgeable owner (and funny). Lot of cool and interesting art, and a few tools. Fair price on hand carved Ulu and other knives with bone or fossil handles. The bayleen sculptures and woven bowls are beautiful. Support local business!

Eclectic store with lots of fun things to look at. I found a Buffalo tooth to replace mine that is…read morecracking. Kind staff and could have spent a long time looking at everything.

AMAZING!!! This store is just AMAZING! Anyone and everyone who travels to Ketchikan must check out…read morethis shop. They have authentic, hand-made, original jewelry, art, prints, cards, tshirts, native items, and much more!! I got a bunch of art prints that were just beautiful. I spotted a pair of amazing silver starfish carved earrings, I bought them and I freakin love them so much! I could definitely spend a lot of money here. I will FOR SURE be back and highly recommend this to all people who visit Ketchikan.

This was our first visit to Alaska and we were cruising from Seward to Vancouver, one of our stops…read morewas Ketchikan. Julie's Fine Jewelry had been recommended by a friend that regularly visit's Alaska. The sales person was Lynn B and she was very helpful with finding some jewelry. I also had a chance to speak with Julie and learn more about the area. Julie suggested I walk up Mill St to Ketchikan Creek to watch the salmon spawning. This side trip turned out to be another highlight of our Alaska trip Overall a very nice selection of jewelry and excellent customer service with a side of local flavor. Definitely a five star experience. Instead f another picture of the store I'm including a picture of the side trip Julie recommended

This is a nice, bright jewelry and home decor store close to the port. The sales girl was very nice…read moreand we chatted for a few minutes about the season and then the new locations of her store. I also checked in while at the store on my Yelp App and it said I was entitled to a small gift of black pearl earrings. I felt bad declining them because she said that it had been a long time since she last saw that banner and then went to see if they even still carried that token. I looked at some really nice jewelry and now I have some thinking to do.

If you are a fan of one of a kind, high-end , handmade art than this is a business not to be…read moremissed. These pieces of art are absolutely exquisite and are made from materials only available to native artisans. The work is original, certified and not knock offs like you find in the vast majority of the stores throughout Alaska. The owner Mike, who is extremely friendly and informative will explain how this work is certified and what to look for when you are at other stores. The Level of detail on the sculptures and quality of the work has to be seen to be appreciated. Mike, who has been in Alaska for 50 years and in business for 30 years will give you the history of his business and how he travels to various remote parts of Alaska to obtain these works of art and foster the long term relationships with the native artisans to stock his shop. If you settle on a piece of art he will ship it for you back to the lower 48 providing a convenient way of getting it home, especially the larger pieces of work.

Hello all travelers, I have been wanting to visit this…read moregallery since 2017. Finally made it in 2025. It was worth the wait. The owner knows his art and artist. He lives here. This is the place to get a real piece of art from your journey up the Northwest Passage. I brought back a wonderful serigraph from the artist Tale. I was also given a very nice embossed paper art. I have it framed against a printed cloth background from Polynesia, all members of the Pacific. Stop by if you can. It is a short sprint to dock 4. Ben

its very good they have a ton everything…read morecarmels are great! The staff are really nice i have many photos of stuff:

I'm curious if the owner of this business is an "absent" owner because the employees seemed very…read moreput off by my specific printing requests, as if they didn't mind whether or not I achieved the printing result I was seeking. I found that odd, because the point of business is to provide service and make profit.