people

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

This very intriguing titel makes this a very mysterious sculpture.
Beautiful carving by Thomassie Quissak from Akulivik, Canada.

Hunter pulling at a caught seal. The base is made out of antler. Detailed hunter carved in pyroxene.

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

Inuit man with Kudlik made by Inuit artist Charlei Inukpuk from Inukjuak.

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

Woman cleaning a hide with an ulu.
She looks friendly during the job. Notice that her parka shows some nice folds.
Carved by Conlucy Niviaxie from Inukjuak.

Is this inuk building an iglu or just a protecting wall to hide?
Carved in steatite by Johnny Kakutuk from Akulivik.

Lovely scene, mother and child both hiding in the amauti.
The parka and sleeves are decorated with a fringes.
Beautiful sculpture by Johnny Manning, Kinngait.

George Arluk from Rankin Inlet carved this simple shaped head.

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

Notice the beautiful details in this huntingscene. The polar bear's claws and head; the knife in hunter's right hand.
An intriguing sculpture by Kingalik from Inukjuak.