Left Caribou X-ray, 4 by Alaska Native Tile

Caribou, known as 'tutu' in Inupiaq, still thrive in large herds across Alaska. Crafted from Bootlegger Cove clay sourced from Anchorage's mudflats, each tile undergoes a triple firing process, reaching temperatures up to 2150°F. Versatile for various settings, it's often displayed as wall art. The 'Silver Hand Artist' stamp signifies the artist's native Alaskan registration. As a one-person operation, orders take 2-3 weeks, with a pre-shipment image approval option.

• Caribou in Inupiaq, 'Tutu', still thrive in Alaska
• Crafted from Bootlegger Cove clay near Anchorage
• Triple-fired for durability, versatile use
• Silver Hand Artist stamp signifies native Alaskan artist registration
• Custom-made to order, 2-3 week production, pre-shipment image available