Collection

This beautiful dancing bear balancing on one foot is carved out a magnificent piece of marble
by Napatchie Ashoona from Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

Upright standing stately crane out of musk ox horn. Based on a piece of caribou antler.
Carved by Brett Ekpakohak from Kimmirut.

Goose cleaning her feathers.
Nicely shaped dark serpentine sculpture by Ottokie Samayualie from Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

Happy little man dancing and playing his banjo.
Funny sculpture by Johnny Papigatuk from Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

This bird in flight has his claws ready to grap his prey.
A nicely shaped serpentine sculpture by Willie Kolola from Kimmirut.

The wide open mouth implicates that this seal is giving birth,
A small treasure from Coral Harbour artist Kingwatsiak Qinnaayuak.
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A nicely shaped Caribou carved in serpentine.
Rich antlers and little detail used in this carving.

A very dynamic swimming or running polarbear.
This bear is shaped in a natural way in a truly beautiful and natural looking stone.

Typical for this tupilak is the large face .
Ccarved in caribou antler by Asser K. Mikaelsen.

A nicely carved out tupilak, characteristic are the face and the long tail.
Ccarved in caribou antler by Asser K. Mikaelsen.

The "spirit drummer"takes care of family and all kind of animals. Many faces and heads are visible in this beautiful sculpture. Made in serpentine stone by Inuit artist Pitseolak Qimirpik from Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

Simple carved two headed tupilak.