ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Salmon skin can be tougher than Gore-Tex or as soft as velvet. And everything you need to transform the scaly hide into a workable piece of clothing or art material can be ...

All clothing was handmade by Ermelina ... inspired scene featuring a traditional Alaska Native subsistence activity. Angela Gonzalez’s family’s fish camp was located along the Koyukuk River ...

A bronze statue of an Alaska Native woman quietly ... She wears traditional clothing, a women’s dress embellished with quillwork and fish-skin boots in an identifiable style of the Upper Cook ...

The Alaska Native Arts Foundation ... for his signature work using fish skin. Fish skins were traditionally used to make utilitarian objects such as clothing and containers. But as times changed ...

Her ancestors, Koyukon Athabascans, harvested fish for thousands of years on this stretch of the Yukon River, 200 miles west of Fairbanks, Alaska, by small plane. Here, in the village of Ruby ...