JUNEAU, Alaska — Crystal Kaakeeyáa Rose Demientieff Worl’s art is now officially on the move — literally. The newest specialty license plate from the Alaska DMV features her original design, created in collaboration with the University of Alaska Southeast (UAS), and is now available for Alaskans who want to show their pride in Indigenous culture and higher education. The plate showcases a formline-style whale fluke dipping into Southeast Alaska’s ocean waters, surrounded by the mountains and sky that define the region. The image reflects the deep connections between land, sea, and people — a relationship at the heart of Trickster...

How We Use Ecommerce to Share Indigenous Design
From our studio in Southeast Alaska, ecommerce allows us to connect with customers across the world. It’s how we release new collections, share the stories behind our designs, and grow as a Native-owned business rooted in culture and community.

What’s New at Trickster Company?
Rico and Crystal Worl are up to big things — from murals and glass installations to new designs, tech experiments, and mentorship dreams. Get a behind-the-scenes look at where Trickster is headed next. 👀✨

On Oct. 21st: President Joe Biden awarded Sealaska Heritage Institute President Dr. Rosita Worl with a 2023 National Humanities Medal at the White House. Dr. Rosita Worl is an important part of Trickster Company. Her love, her stories, her lessons and her values are the foundation of our mission, vision and why we do what we do. We are thankful for her wisdom, guidance and her love. Sunday family dinners are when we spend time with her to share traditional foods, debate, laugh and hear her many sayings such as "tomatoes don't grow potatoes". Congratulations Gramma! The award, from the...

Trickster Company is proud and excited to announce a collaboration with Kaladi Brothers Coffee.  Find out more about our friends at https://kaladi.com. Yáaxʼ Ka.éix̱, will be available on Monday, October 7th.  This new blend is a collaboration between three local Alaskan entities that share a love for community and art.  $1.00 per bag benefits the Anchorage Museum’s creative, innovative, and inspiring exhibits and programs. Crystal Kaakeeya Worl designed the Northwest Coast Formline art with Raven, Frog, Bear and Killer Whale at a Tlingit ceremony honoring the traditions, culture and ancestors that maintains balance and reciprocity between clans. Gaxtudanaak! Let’s Stand...