While yuraq groups and other dancers from across the state took to the stage at the Cama-i Dance Festival in Bethel over the March 15 weekend, artists and artisans set their own stage with cases full of fur hats, ivory earrings, and qaspeqs to sell at the Native Crafts fair. Listen to this audio postcard of interviews from sellers at the event.
Listen: Artists and artisans share their wares at Cama-i's Native Crafts fair
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Craft fair at the 2024 Cama-i dance festival. March 17, 2024
MaryCait Dolan
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Miranda Ciquyaq Robb sells earring at the 2024 Cama-i craft fair. March 17, 2024
Gabby Salgado
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Craft fair at the 2024 Cama-i dance festival. March 17, 2024
MaryCait Dolan
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John Oscar sells his art at the 2024 Cama-i caft fair. March 17, 2024
Gabby Salgado
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Craft fair at the 2024 Cama-i dance festival. March 17, 2024
MaryCait Dolan
