Collection

Sedna, Goddess of the sea; mysterious carved sculpture by Taloyoak artist Danny Ohiktook.
Bone inlayed eyes

Two small polasbears on a base. Both bears can be removed from the base.
Carved in two different stones by Abe Ukuqtunnuaq from Taloyoak, Nunavut, Canada

Small carving of a man carrying . Carved by Nicholas Tarraq from Puvirnituq, Nunavik, Canada.

Woman holding a kudlik. Carved by Elijah Tukai from Inukjuak, Nunavik, Canada

Man, resting, carved in steatite by an unknown canadian artist.

Large Tupilak, nalikkatseeq style, on base. Carved by Thyge Johnsen from Nuuk, Greenland

Little Drumdancer carved by Peter M. Petersen from Paamiut, Greenland.

People an almost abstract carving depicting mother and child. Carved in basalt by Inuit artist Luke Anowtalik from Arviat.

Man carving Bow, a 1966 carving by Inukjuak artist Aibilie Echalook.

A stylish Loon with engraved feathers. Carved by Sanikiluaq artist Isaac Eyaituk in gray argillite.

Dancing Musk Ox, balancing on foot. Stylish carving in green-brown serpentine. Carved by Kinngait artist Pitseolak Qimirpik.

Two birds dancing around each other. Carved by Elisapee Petaulassie in green Cape Dorset serpentine stone.