A typical Lars Poulsen tupilak: pronounced head and hands. Holding a not unambiguous being.
Carved from antler by Lars Poulsen from Nuuk Greenland.

A typical Lars Poulsen tupilak: pronounced head and hands.
Carved from antler by Lars Poulsen from Nuuk Greenland.

A typical Lars Poulsen tupilak: pronounced head and hands. These hand seems to hold a seal-like aninmal.
Carved from antler by Lars Poulsen from Nuuk Greenland.

A female torso, carved from caribou antler by Peter 'Kujooq' Kristiansen.

A headfooter liked tupilak. Notice the larger fingers and toes.
Carved from musk ox horn by Jens Abrahamsen from Sisimiut.

Tupilak with multiple faces.
Carved from antler by Harald Bajare from Nuuk Greenland.

Crawling tupilak human and animal features, nice details are de boots and ribs.
Carved from antler by Harald Bajare from Nuuk Greenland.

Strange female tupilak having female but also male features.
Carved from antler by Harald Bajare from Nuuk Greenland.

Two angry faces in the front, and on top a whale(tail).
At the back two expressive faces.
Carved from antler by Harald Bajare from Nuuk Greenland.

A complex tupilak, two angry faces in the front, and on top a blowing face.
At the back two mysterious faces, one looks like a walrus.
Carved from antler by Harald Bajare from Nuuk Greenland.

Simple carved two headed tupilak.

Nalikkaatseeq style tupilak, carved by Ole Christian Sandgen from Ilulissat, Greenland