Raven Fine Art Print
Eighth Generation
A raven print by Squaxin Island and Skokomish artist Andrea Wilbur Sigo, sold by Native-owned, Seattle-based Eighth Generation.
Gift Guide · Seattle
18 Seattle gifts from Eighth Generation, the Seattle Art Museum Shop, The Handmade Showroom, glassybaby and more, each price checked on the shop's own site, from $6.50 up.
gifts · holiday · pike place market
The gifts
Buy online from the shop, or pick up in person.
Eighth Generation
A raven print by Squaxin Island and Skokomish artist Andrea Wilbur Sigo, sold by Native-owned, Seattle-based Eighth Generation.
Eighth Generation
Earrings designed by Snoqualmie artist Bethany Fackrell for Eighth Generation.
The Handmade Showroom
The Handmade Showroom
The Handmade Showroom
A Lake Union greetings-from-Seattle card by Ilee Papergoods, printed in Seattle.
Seattle Art Museum Shop
Seattle Art Museum Shop
A retro tee that nods to the history of the Seattle Asian Art Museum in Volunteer Park.
Seattle Art Museum Shop
Seattle Art Museum Shop
A striped scarf from Seattle accessory company Seattle Silver.
Seattle Art Museum Shop
Seattle Art Museum Shop
Eighth Generation
Hoops designed by Eighth Generation's own design team, in a shop that sells only Native-designed goods.
Eighth Generation
glassybaby
A glassybaby votive hand-blown in Seattle, so no two are alike.
glassybaby
A University of Washington-themed glassybaby drinker ("dubs up") from the locally owned Seattle glass company.
Portage Bay Goods
Eighth Generation
A feather-weight blanket designed by artist Bethany Yellowtail (Northern Cheyenne and Crow Nations).
Seattle Art Museum Shop
A jade and steel necklace by Seattle designer Irene Wood.
Every gift above comes from a Seattle shop in this guide, and every one has a Seattle or Pacific Northwest story: Native-designed goods from a Seattle studio, cards and tea towels by Seattle illustrators, glass hand-blown in Seattle, or a mug of Mount Rainier. Each price was checked on the shop's own site on October 30, 2026. Prices and stock change through the season, so the shop's page always has the final word.
The picks are grouped by budget, under $50, $50 to $150, and a few splurges, and you can filter them by who you're shopping for. Two stops sit on 1st Ave by Pike Place Market, two more are downtown, and the last two are in University Village and Fremont.
Across 1st Ave from the Market, Eighth Generation (1406 1st Ave) is a Native-owned brand that sells only Native-designed goods. Picks here include Andrea Wilbur Sigo's Raven print, Bethany Fackrell's Star Stories earrings, the Forever Connected hoops, Louie Gong's Coast Salish Pattern Scarf, made in the brand's Seattle studio, and Bethany Yellowtail's Sisterhood blanket. The shop is cashless.
On the third floor of Pacific Place, The Handmade Showroom (600 Pine St, Suite 330) sells work by local makers. That's where you'll find Lauren Nishizaki's PNW Vignettes card set and Cherry Blossoms tea towel, plus Ilee Papergoods' Greetings from Seattle Lake Union card, printed in Seattle.
The Seattle Art Museum Shop (1300 First Ave) has the Hammering Man tee, a retro tee for the Seattle Asian Art Museum, a Mount Rainier porcelain mug, Winter Wonderland boxed notes from the SAM Collection, a koi plush made for SAM and a striped scarf from Seattle Silver. For a splurge, there's Seattle designer Irene Wood's Jade and Steel Necklace.
glassybaby (2623 NE University Village St) is a locally owned Seattle company. Its bring 'em back votive is hand-blown in Seattle, and the Washington drinker is the pick for Huskies fans.
Portage Bay Goods (621 N 35th St) is a Fremont gift shop with Seattle souvenirs and local artists. It sells the Orca Seattle Skyline Zip Up Hoodie, designed and printed in Portland, Oregon.
For more ideas, see our Pike Place Market, Downtown, University Village and Fremont pages.
Good to know
The SAM Hammering Man T-Shirt and the SAM Mount Rainier Porcelain Mug from the Seattle Art Museum Shop, Ilee Papergoods' Greetings from Seattle Lake Union card at The Handmade Showroom, a glassybaby hand-blown in Seattle, and the Orca Seattle Skyline Zip Up Hoodie at Portage Bay Goods in Fremont.
At Eighth Generation, 1406 1st Ave across from Pike Place Market. The Native-owned shop sells only Native-designed goods, like Andrea Wilbur Sigo's Raven print ($40) and Bethany Yellowtail's Sisterhood blanket ($198) when we checked on October 30, 2026.
Ilee Papergoods' Greetings from Seattle Lake Union card ($6.50) at The Handmade Showroom, or the SAM Koi Fish Plush Toy ($16.95) at the Seattle Art Museum Shop, at the prices checked on October 30, 2026.
At glassybaby in University Village, 2623 NE University Village St. Its bring 'em back votive and Washington drinker were both $90 when we checked on October 30, 2026.
The places
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Native-owned brand's flagship across 1st Ave from the Market, selling only Native-designed goods: wool and cotton blankets, art prints, jewelry, home goods, socks and bags. Cashless.
Third-floor Pacific Place shop for work by local makers: cards, art prints, candles, bath goods, jewelry, bags, clothing and snacks, with classes and private shopping by appointment.
Museum store and SAM Gallery at the First Ave museum, with jewelry, Northwest Native design and handmade goods, local-maker items, art books, kids' gifts, stationery and original art for sale.
Small colored glass pieces that work as votive candle holders, cups or vases, from the locally owned Seattle company; a popular host and holiday gift.
Gift shop on N 35th St with cards, puzzles, paint-by-number kits, Seattle souvenirs and work by local artists, featuring a different local artist each month.
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