A simple bird. Carver has an eye for detail. Note the beautiful wings and legs.
A serpentinen carving from Johnny Sagiatuk uit Kinngait.

.This seal is enjoying his captured clam.
A sculpture carved by Napatchie Ashoona from Kinngait.

Stately walking caribou with its head and antlers raised and a flicking tail.
Carved by Peter Aningmiuq from Kinngait.

Very clever made boat, many details like gastank, gashandel, steering wheel and outboard motor.
Carved by Inookie Saggiak from Kinngait.

Two dogs, ready to pull the sled.
Clever made by Inookie Saggiak from Kinngait.

Funny hare, cute face.
Carved in serpentine by Parr Parr from KInngait.

Lovely scene, mother and child both hiding in the amauti.
The parka and sleeves are decorated with a fringes.
Beautiful sculpture by Johnny Manning, Kinngait.

A midwife helps a mother giving birth to her child.
A lovely and sweet sculpture carved by Mary Oshutsiaq from Kinngait.

small simple model of a Qulliq or kudlik carved in serpentine.
Made by Isaaq Oqutaq from Kinngait.

Two mountains are shrouded in mist. In the background we'll see a few birds.
Beautiful print by Nicotye Samayualie from Kinngait.

The emerging spring is beautifully depicted in this landscape. The mountains are still partly covered with snow.
Beautiful print by Nicotye Samayualie.

A beautiful drawing by Geeta Jaw. A lot of details can be seen. The inukshuk guids people to the tents. Laundry drying outside. Inside a human is visible.