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A carving of a woman wearing the amauti (also spelled amautik or amaut), a traditional parka worn by Inuit women, notable for its large hood design...
View full detailsThis stunning stone carved polar bear can stand in three different ways! StoneApprox. 17 x 16.5 x 38 cmRegistration no. 1266311 Joanie started carv...
View full detailsA stunning stone carving of a musk ox with striking etchings marking the movement of the animal's guard hair. StoneApprox. 9 x 17 x 11 cmRegistrati...
View full detailsA beautiful hand-carved sculpture of a spirt bird with inlays. 15 x 15 x 5 cmSerpentinite stonereg#268901 Toonoo started carving at the age of 10, ...
View full detailsA stunning stylized stone carving of a walking polar bear. StoneApprox. 30 x 10 x 12.5 cm Registration no. 1267122 Sappa’s father is Adamie Curley ...
View full detailsA stone carving of a walking polar bear. StoneApprox. 34 x 9 x 15.5 cmRegistration no. 1267119 Noah Parr (B. 1990) is the son of Inuit master car...
View full detailsDrawing inspiration from an intimate relationship with the animals of the Canadian Arctic, Inuit carvers immortalize them in stone. 14 x 10 x 10 cm...
View full detailsA stunning stone carving of a pod of whales. The whales balance atop one another in an elegant swirl as if jumping out of the ocean one by one. Sto...
View full detailsA collage of arctic animals: a polar bear, a beluga whale, and a raven. Hand carved in stone and polished to a beautiful smooth finish. Serpentini...
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