Kashudoha, Wanda Loescher Culp, is Chookeneidi (Eagle-Brown Bear Clan), descendant from Glacier Bay , Alaska , grandchild of Luk’naxadi (Raven-Coho Clan) of Lituya Bay on the outer coast near Yakutat.    Born & raised in Juneau in 1948, Kashudoha moved to Hoonah (the home of the Chookeneidi) with her two daughters.  She now lives between Hoonah, Excursion Inlet and Juneau .    Drawing and painting since a child, Kashudoha started a business in art in 1996, determined to create quality Tlingit art that depicts the indigenous historic connection to this land in the past, present and future.  Each piece gives a peek into the Tlingit history of Southeast Alaska . Kashudoha creates fine limited-edition prints, note cards, Native designs for robes, tunics, headbands, drums, windows and boats and commissions for one-of-a-kind originals.  Her work is done in oils, acrylics, watercolor, conte, crayon, pastels, pencil and ink.