Collection

Surprised looking woman. Wearing a classic coat, with a long back piece and an amautik.
Remarkably enough she wears a dres. Notice the inlayed eyes.
Carved by Omalluq Oshutsiaq from Kinngait.

Sleeping bear's head has some nice details. Simply shaped paws.
Jamesee Natsiapik from Qiktiqtarjuak carved this sleeping bear in serpentine.

Intriguing details this sedna has. It looks like she is giving birth to her child. Also a nice detail is her braid.
A sculpture by Peggy Ekagina from Coppermine.

Beautiful stylish beluga whale. Tail is very elegant shaped.
Carved by Isaac Qumak from Salluit.

Kneeling man, simply designed in serpentine by Pond Inlet artist Kidlapik Enookolo.

This in green serpentine carved woman shows simple lines and on her back the amautik.
Made by Watka Aningmiuq from Kimmirut.

Very simple carved fish in green serpentine.

George Arluk from Rankin Inlet carved this simple shaped head.

Beautiful stylisch seal carved in serpentine by Timothy Nalukturuk from Inukjuak.

Kenojuak Ashevak

At the crossroads of traditional life on the land and increasing modernism in the Far North, Kananginak Pootoogook chronicled the Inuit world.

This group of Ptarmigans is very alert. The bird in the front has very beautiful detailed feathers.
1990 print by Phillipa Iksiraq from Baker Lake.