Anna Maria Hoke, born Ann-Mari Ericsson, was a Swedish weaver and designer who took the name Hoke on marrying in about 1942. She had an established reputation before joining the Gävleborg county society: she worked for Värmlands Hemslöjd from 1938 to 1940 and for Västmanlands Hemslöjd from 1952 to 1954, designing carpets for the latter.
She was then among the figures who built Gävleborgs Läns Hemslöjd, founded in 1949, which opened its first shop the following year; Maj Svanström was another. She designed rugs, embroidery and church weavings for the society. Carpets made for it carry the society's mark GLH together with the designer's own initials.
