New Arrivals

Otookie Anaunitak captures the natural pose of this walrus well in this sculpture.
Anaunitak lives in Kimmirut, former Lake Harbour.

Funny hare, cute face.
Carved in serpentine by Parr Parr from KInngait.

Two dogs, ready to pull the sled.
Clever made by Inookie Saggiak from Kinngait.

Very clever made boat, many details like gastank, gashandel, steering wheel and outboard motor.
Carved by Inookie Saggiak from Kinngait.

Stately walking caribou with its head and antlers raised and a flicking tail.
Carved by Peter Aningmiuq from Kinngait.

.This seal is enjoying his captured clam.
A sculpture carved by Napatchie Ashoona from Kinngait.

Impressive sculpture. A hunter tries to bring in the catched seal.
A Puvirnituq artist carved this piece of art.
Daniel Nuluki Quananak.

Mother with her child tries to rescue a babyseal or ...
Extreme heavy sculpture by Jimmy 'Smith' Inaruli Arnamissak from Inukjuak.

This icefishing inuk tries to catch the fish underneath the ice. One caught already.
Rich detailed sculpture by Tunu Partridge from Salluit;

A simple bird. Carver has an eye for detail. Note the beautiful wings and legs.
A serpentinen carving from Johnny Sagiatuk uit Kinngait.

Bird in flight. The flying movement is enhanced because the bird is mounted on a base. Beautiful green serpentine.
The Kimmirut based artist is Paul Padluq.

Fisherman who has just caught a fish.
Carved by Isa Aupalukta from Inukjuak.