New Arrivals

This spirit resembles sea goddes Sedna.
Very beautiful shaped sculpture by Padlaya Qiatsuk from Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

Mother owl with her young chick.
A lovely scene carved by Joanie Manning from Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

This bug ( or bee ) is carved in serpentine, legs and feelers are antler.
Modern designed carving by Kellipalik Etidloie from Kinngait ( Cape Dorset ).

This bird sculpture captures the moment of bird's landing.
Carved by Kellipalik Etidloie from Kinngait ( Cape Dorset ).

Beluga wale with a young calf on her back.
Carved by Isaaq Oqutaq from Cape Dorset ( Kinngait).

Stretching seal carved by Emataluk Saggiak from Kinngait in a beuatiful serpentine stone.

Grazing musk ox, stylisch sculpture in serpentine by Noah Jaw from Kinngait, Canada.

Half animal half human, notice the beautiful shaped whale tail.
A typical Lars Poulsen tupilak: pronounced head and hands.
Carved from musk ox horn by Lars Poulsen from Nuuk Greenland.

Tupilak hold his hand on his belly. Notice the pronounced head.
Carved by Lars Poulsen from Nuuk Greenland.

Crawling tupilak, half human half animal.
Carved by Lars Poulsen from Nuuk Greenland.