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A curated collection of one-of-a-kind objects and innovative items from Pacific Northwest designers and artists. All proceeds support the Museum.

11/10/2026

In honor of current Frye Art Museum exhibitions “An Indigenous Present” and “My Body is a Basket,” we organized a special collection that features talented Indigenous artists from the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Please join us in celebrating the work of Paige Pettibon, Ms. Jojo, Nick Alan Foote • Tlingit Artist, Beadwork by Amanda Chavira, Roxy Murray, SHOTRIDGE NWC Native Arts,Jewelry,Home Products & Gifts, Cliff Taylor, Trickster Company, Naomi Parker, Natasha Alphonse Ceramics, Copper Canoe Woman, B.YELLOWTAIL, and Urban Native Era. These pieces are all so special, and we’re thrilled to share this collection with our visitors. ✨

🎨 by Shannon Hobbs

11/04/2026

We are pleased to present “My body is a desert, and she is calling the rains home” (2026) by Mikaela Shafer, now on view in the Store Alcove. An abstract interpretation of a desert in bloom, this work and its accompanying poem is a continuation of Mikaela’s celebrated Matrilineal Storytelling series.

Excitingly, the Store is showcasing two iterations of this work: the original—a watercolor painting enriched with kombucha leather, thread, and snakeskin, and an enlarged version printed on mulberry silk habotai, featured front and center in the Alcove. Congratulations on this incredible work, and welcome to the Frye Store, Mikaela! ✨

Portrait photo credit: All My Relations Arts

11/03/2026

Back in stock and somehow more beautiful than ever: one-of-a-kind tufted tapestries by local fiber artist koe-zee ✨🧶

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from your favorite gift shop, where totally unique artist-made treats are always here to delight and inspire you! 🕸️

10/30/2026

🚨New vendor alert!🚨

Junk Mail Jewelry is a project of lifelong crafter, Avee (she/they). Frustrated by a lack of quirky, well-crafted jewelry options made with quality materials, Avee started their own line with the goal of creating accessories that are fun, versatile, and friendly to sensitive skin. Every piece is completely handmade, from the stainless-steel rings and findings to the glass beads. Avee is a resident artist at Base Camp Studios in downtown Seattle. Welcome to the Store, Avee! ❤️

10/28/2026

We 💜 small press publications, and especially this one. Brand new to the Store, “Indigenous Visions” is a chapbook featuring writings from 18 artists with twenty-nine different tribes represented. This collection was compiled and edited by Cliff Taylor (Ponca), a writer, poet, curator, speaker and storyteller based on the Oregon Coast.
We’ve included a beautiful poem by multidisciplinary artist Paige Pettibon (Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes) to give you a sample of the prose you’ll find in this beautiful book.

10/21/2026

🚨Restock alert!🚨 These sassy little slugs by local glass artist Robert Bank are available in-Store or online! We have tons of totally unique, handcrafted gifts in the Store and this is definitely a fan favorite.

10/15/2026

Shayna Esteban’s jewelry line Morning Ritual has been a Store mainstay for a long time. Her stunning earrings and necklaces make the perfect gift for all special occasions, or just because ✨

Photos and jewelry by morningritualstudio

10/08/2026

We are beyond thrilled to announce Mikaela Shafer as the Store’s Alcove Artist for the upcoming Fall/Winter season.✨

Mikaela is an Indigenous mother, visual artist, poet, curator and community builder residing in Olympia, Washington. In addition to her own dedicated artistic practice, Mikaela empowers her community through thoughtfully crafted storytelling, emphasizing the work of fellow Indigenous makers in the region. She’s the Lead Storyteller for Indigenous Creatives Collective, Co-Chair of the Downtown Olympia Creative District, Marketing Lead for the Thurston County Museum of Fine Arts, as well as the founder of MAQA Collective.

Mikaela’s original commission for the Frye Store will be on view starting October 24. Be sure to check out “Temporal: Stories of Indigenous Present, Re-imagining Indigenous Futures,” the show she curated at Thurston County Museum of Fine Arts before then to see her creative work in action!

Photo credits: Fennel Overstreet, All My Relations: Matrilineal Memory, Robert Franklin

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704 Terry Avenue
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Wednesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 5pm
Friday	11am - 5pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm
Sunday	11am - 5pm

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(206) 432-8201

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https://store.fryemuseum.org/

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