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"Dawn of the Lovebirds" Chilkat Blanket.
Weaving and images in private collections.
Anna with her twin sister, Anita.
Brown Twins of Starr Hill blanket (woodworm seated as the sphynx, ravens at ends), or Woodworm Blanket, Tlukwx Aas A Naaxein, woven in memorial to Anna's twin sister.
Anna wove this blanket for her mother, who is also a Raven-Woodworm like Anna.
Weaving and images in private collection.
Chilkat Killerwhale hat, with gold wire and medallions, patterned after a staff from Klukwan.
Weaving and images in private collections.
Anna wove this blanket to be cut and destroyed in the traditional way at her father's koo.eex. The weaving was cut into pieces shortly after these photos of the complete weaving were taken. Having a blanket cut in his honor was one of his final wishes. The pieces of the blanket were distributed to the Raven guests.
Weaving and images in private collections.
Killerwhale Chilkat Blanket, currently on display in the lobby of the Goldbelt Hotel in Juneau, Alaska. It is held on the left by Anna's youngest sister, Tina, and on the right by Anna's oldest daughter, Marie.
Weaving and images in private collections.
Weaving and images in private collections.
Anna wove this Killerwhale Chilkat Blanket for her father.
Weaving and images in private collections.
Anna models a small Chilkat bag and the Killerwhale tunic, which she wove for her father.
Weaving and images in private collections.
A commissioned Raven Chilkat Blanket, now in Angoon, worn by Anna Brown Ehlers. Photo by John Hyde.
Weaving and images in private collections.
Anna wove this Chilkat stole for her brother, Austin Brown, who is a minister in Fairbanks.
Weaving and image in private collections.
Two Chilkat bags.
Weavings and image in private collections.
