Collection

Half human, half skeleton.
A beautiful carved tupilak, with nice details, by Harald Maqe from Tasiilaq.

This Tupilak carved by Hans Ulriksen from Tasiilaq
is a shaman with his helping spirit: a polar bear.

This two headed tupilak is called Naalikkaatseeq.
Naalikkaatseeq is also known as 'the eater of entrails'
A very angry looking tupilak by Harald Maqe from Tasiilaq.

A beautiful carved tupilak with three rich detailed faces.
NIce details are the two horns and the tongue.
A small gem by Eigil Kunuk from Tasiilaq.

This two headed tupilak is called Naalikkaatseeq.
Naalikkaatseeq is also known as 'the eater of entrails'
A very intriguing carved tupilak by Ferdinand Mikaelsen from Tasiilaq.

Snow worm tupilak is a crawling creature or "reptile".
Half human half animal, and an unnatural head.
Carved in antler by the late Elisa Kuitse.

Snow worm tupilak is a crawling creature or "reptile".
Half human half animal, and an unnatural head.
Carved in antler by the late Elisa Kuitse.

Basic bird with detailed wings.
Searching for food.
A steatite carving by Nowya Ittuluk from Akulivik.

A cute basic tiny little bird.
A steatite carving by George Alayco from Akulivik.

Basic bird with detailed wings.
A steatite carving by Simon Alayco from Akulivik.

Basic bird with detailed wings and tail.
A steatite carving by Simon Alayco from Akulivik.

A graceful styled fish. Body with a curved fin and nice details.