Collection

Loon in upright position. Very rich decorated with a detailed plumage

Multiple heads on top of each other with on top two narwhales.

Very expressive tupilak. His body is coverd with tiny "dots".
The horns are a nice detail.
Carved by Eigil Kunuk from Tasiilaq, Greenland.

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.

A female tupilak called Naalikkaatseeq.
She lives halfway between the earth and the moon.
Naalikkaatseeq is also known as 'the eater of entrails'
The hairpin comes loose.
Nicely carved by HansUlriksen from Tasiilaq.

The tupilak seems to be in shock or by the seal on top of his head or by the blackcrack in his body.
Nicely carved in caribou antler by Ferdinand Mikaelsen from Tasiilaq.

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.

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.

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